Sentence examples similar to spate of work from inspiring English sources

The French telecoms company Orange is on "serious alert" after reports of a fresh spate of work-related suicides.

Recently, a spate of new work has challenged seventy years of nationalist mythmaking.

Now the 400th anniversary has brought a spate of new work about the Pendle witches.

What's astonishing about this London spate of American work is how wide a net it casts.

The factory owner in the news report states quite candidly that if it had not been for the spate of suicides, work conditions in the factory would not have been addressed.

She blazed into film in the early 1990s with a spate of disarming work: she was Oscar-nominated at the age of 18 for playing the bashful thumb-sucker (it was Robert De Niro's thumb she sucked, not her own) in Martin Scorsese's Cape Fear.

However, a spate of recent work seems to have overturned this biological dogma.

To stave off strikes and a highly publicized spate of workplace suicides, foreign manufacturers have increased pay and improved working conditions.

(After a spate of early works, he, too, fell victim to the fruitless search for a librettist).

By contrast, the potential social impact of cloning was easy to recognize and led to a spate of SF works, including Aldous Huxley's Brave New World (1932), with its tank-born castes of workers.

The digitization of books has facilitated the rerelease of a spate of nonfiction works years or decades after their initial publication, and in some cases the common interpretation of their subject matter has evolved or changed significantly.