Sentence examples for sufficient leisure from inspiring English sources

Brandeis insisted that, if workers were to enjoy sufficient leisure to participate in a democratic society, productivity had to be increased, but he also worried that, without unions, workers would be pushed past the limits of human endurance.

He acknowledges as inspiration the flâneurs par excellence Baudelaire and Walter Benjamin, pointing out that the flâneur didn't emerge until the 18th century, when for the first time men had sufficient leisure time from work to dawdle.

As a result, differences in non-response rates do not explain the apparent contradictory trends of increases in both sufficient leisure time physical activity and obesity over time.

The significance of any differences in dichotomous data (OMERACT-OARSI treatment responders, proportion of patients reporting sufficient leisure time physical activity, number of adverse events) will be tested using generalised estimating equations or linear mixed model.

U.S. Latinas do not engage in sufficient leisure-time physical activity.

To explain, look at the visible conflicts and how they're typically understood: Research shows that people at all career levels suffer from the emotional and physical damage of workaholic expectations; destructive, stifling management practices; and a lack of sufficient vacation and leisure time -- all in the pursuit of "success".

The graduates from the NCR also found less flexibility to enjoy their personal time and were less likely to find sufficient options for leisure and entertainment.

Rural GP registrars identified several personal skills which supported their clinical resilience, in addition to recognising the role of their supervisors (Table  3).> Registrars described improved resilience with good self-care including: sufficient sleep, exercise and leisure activity to balance out the demands of professional life.

Cheltenham Borough Council said it had been unable to find a "sufficient pool of candidates" and its own Leisure@ team was the only one to pass muster.

The counsellor stresses the importance of active commuting and sufficient physical activity at work and during leisure time.

The treatment goal is a foot with sufficient mobility and muscle function enabling daily activity and sport leisure without pain, stiffness or shoe problems.