Sentence examples for split working from inspiring English sources

Reverend William Barber, the charismatic President of the North Carolina N.A.A.C.P. and the leader of Forward Together, said that the first and most abiding identity politics in the South has been white supremacy, which has split working people along racial lines.

Rather, it will split working families apart, severely impact companies and their workforce, and exacerbate tensions with a key ally and trading partner.

This split – working across two industries and in many disciplines – gave Hamilton a valuable perspective that would serve him well in the days to come.

"I think the over-riding factor was we thought Matt still had his good split working, and his velocity was fine," Scioscia said.

The Bouley-Gutenbrunner split works out very nicely for New York diners, who can now take their Austria deluxe, or in the relaxed, homey version offered at Wallse.

And if you're in the crowd that doesn't think stock splits work, don't look at Yahoo.

Too many carriers were either too inexperienced with the split along the Nassau-Suffolk border or unable to coordinate efforts with other telephone service providers to make the split work seamlessly.

Afterwards, coders split work but continued the discussion and debriefing during the entire coding process.

The split work schedule and longer hours imply additional costs for parents.

I also find that the split work schedule is associated with lower hourly wages.

This paper studies the effects of split work schedule on workers' psychological well-being, daily time use, and productivity.