Sentence examples for wise worker from inspiring English sources

These laws all spring from a single norm, the law of the least means, which Rosmini, following Aquinas, posits as follows: 'The wise worker carries out his work in the briefest way possible' (Sapiens operator perficit opus suum breviori via qua potest. ST, III, q. 4, art. 5, ad 3um).

This book is about what one wise social worker called "ambiguous loss".

The "wise social worker" who offered the term to Alex Witchel, quoted in Maggie Scarf's review of "All Gone.

She is planning to return to Liberia this month, a wiser aid worker for the stigma she has experienced.

The wise-guy postal worker remembers I once sent a certified letter and wants to know what ever happened with it.

As best I could tell, most of the scores of people there weren't tourists; they were midtown office workers wise to the existence of dramatically discounted drinks from 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday through Friday.

It would undoubtedly be wise for other workers in the field to revisit this matter and take another careful look at the size distribution of HAs under different solution conditions.

Terrence Wise, a McDonald's worker from Kansas City, Missouri, said Donald Trump's election had reaffirmed the group's determination to push for change.

Set against a playground of capering children with no sense of religious affiliation at all, a young western re-settlement worker sounded wise beyond his years, saying "It will take generations before people are able to accommodate to each other and come to a new understanding".

These workers are wise to strike; I don't know anyone who can live on $7.25 an hour".

Jacques A. Nasser, Ford's chief executive, said the multimillion-dollar program would be a wise investment, helping retain workers and increase productivity by enabling Ford employees to focus on their jobs without having to worry, for example, about child care.