Sentence examples for studied work from inspiring English sources

After half a dozen such assessments, it's puzzling to hear on Page 308 that "Gigi" counts as "one of Minnelli's few movies that occasionally feels like an overly studied work".

"Americans do seem to want to work longer, and you ask them, 'Do you like your job?' and we like our jobs more than other people do," said Robert Whaples, a professor of economics at Wake Forest University who has studied work hours.

"When you add more physicians to an area, they just add more services, and their salaries don't go down anywhere near in proportion to the increased supply," said Dr. David Goodman, professor of pediatrics at the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice and a practicing physician who has studied work force issues for 20 years.

The discrepancy may be explained by the populations studied (work place setting versus general population) and differences in wage levels.

It was found that most of the models studied work well for certain cases but none of the models can predict all applications.

Lead poisoning was among the first known and most widely studied work and environmental hazards.

Mr. Adema of the O.E.C.D., who has studied work-life balance and child poverty across Europe and beyond, says that promoting parenting activities that contribute to child development like talking and reading to toddlers might be a relatively low-cost way of helping to narrow the cognitive gap between children of different backgrounds before they start primary school.

He has studied, worked and taught on several continents.

But he studied, worked hard, and made his way to Columbia University, then Harvard Law School.

For instance, Perry-Smith and Blum (2000) studied "work-family human resource bundles", and Christensen and Staines (1990) focused on flextime and examined whether it was a viable solution to work-family conflict.

The studied working fluids were R245fa and isopentane.