Sentence examples for unsatisfactory working from inspiring English sources
Moreover, long working experience with lengthy exposure to perceived unsatisfactory working conditions seems to increase the level of dissatisfaction.
Negative factors in the sending countries include insufficient suitable employment, lower pay, unsatisfactory working conditions, poor infrastructure and technology, lower social status and recognition, and repressive governments.
Such barriers include fears of legal consequences, lacking knowledge and feedback about data and results, and unsatisfactory working conditions [ 5, 9– 14].
Such barriers include fears of legal consequences, lacking knowledge about what is done with collected data, lacking feedback on the results of data analysis, and unsatisfactory working conditions during data collection [ 5, 9– 14, 23].
Additional push factors can include extremely unsatisfactory working conditions in the country of origin, lack of medicine and inadequate supplies and equipment, a large nurse-to-patient ratio, and epidemics of HIV/AIDS and other serious illnesses, which contribute to making work stressful in developing countries (13, 14).
Several reasons for dual practice have been suggested: a wide gap between physicians' income expectations and wages in the public systems, long waiting lists and unsatisfactory working conditions in the public system, and other factors reflecting individual choices [ 1- 3, 7- 16].
The board announced today that it was firing Parsons because of "unsatisfactory" work, saying it based its assessment on both internal and external reviews and a report by the board's audit and ethics committee.
On occasions, Mr. Edwards was also recruited to destroy unsatisfactory works, sometimes by slashing them with a knife.
In 94percentt of the contracts, he said, they cannot be fired for unsatisfactory work without a big severance package.
As for the Symphonic Dances, these players made this usually enjoyable but unsatisfactory work sound as radical as Stravinsky in harmony and colour, as if these two Russians in exile were close artistic associates instead of polar opposites.
The challenges presented here take the decidedly quotidian form of a marriage in crisis, an unsatisfactory work review and the mild temptations of the girl next door – a far cry from the bags of cash or murderous animus that more usually drive a Coen screenplay.
