Sentence examples for response to work from inspiring English sources

It emerged largely in response to work done in the nineteen-seventies by the Israeli-American psychologists Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman.

Written after World War II and widely anthologized, it was a response to work by Eliot that contained unapologetic anti-Semitic elements.

But for this response to work a theoretical term must refer to something, and the most plausible candidate for this is a property.

Taking the results for men and women together, they show that workers experience positive returns to increases in general human capital, but also slight losses in response to work absence.

Among them 26.6 % reported to have had a headache in response to work in front of a non-3D computer screen, 13.9% in relation to 3D movies, and only 1.5% after watching 2D-films earlier in life.

Reverse the cycle and, in response to work done on it, the piston acts as a refrigerator, absorbing heat from the cold bath and releasing it into the hot one.

But it is also a subversive response to working so close to the movie studios' dream factory.

Perhaps it was that wisdom, or perhaps it was his response to working with the School of American Ballet students, for whom it was choreographed.

"Motown made their music in response to working on the assembly line.

This paper focuses on the coping strategies that physicians use in response to work-related stress.

Despite the longitudinal study design there may have been some problems with reverse causality, as men may start to drink more hazardously in response to work-place problems even though they are still in employment at that time.