Sentence examples for work clashes from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, pending works arising from work clashes can lead to knock-on effects resulting in productivity constraints and pressures, as well as more rework and demolition.

There's an implicit assumption here that where work clashes with family, the government intervenes to encourage families to better adapt to the needs of the workplace, and not so much the other way around.

When, on May 26, the strike ended and the Indians returned to work, clashes developed between the returning Indian workers and the Burmese workers who had replaced them.

She was home-schooled because work clashed so much with her education and her teachers gave "me more of a hard time than the kids did.

"Not only did Joan feel that her work clashed with Krasner's," Albers writes, "but she also held her nose at the idea of ghettoization as a woman artist".

In an October 1984 article, which Mr. Novros keeps, The National Enquirer wrote about it under the headline "Painting, Painting on the Wall -- Ugliest Tax Waste of Them All!" It quoted courthouse employees who complained that the modern work clashed with its historical setting.

This was the first time, as a supposedly mature adult, that I had the problem of work clashing with important games, and I'm afraid to say I handled it with the same sort of professionalism (or lack of it) that put Hoddle off Gazza.

The work clashed with the classical ideal requiring a dying hero to express stoic restraint.

It has made for an intimate, accomplished work clashing dance music styles with psychedelia.

Sometimes I see Louise around Dalston, rocking her last season boots, and shit, girl can seriously work clashing colours.

Arguably Harryhausen's most amibitious work, "Clash of the Titans" was one of the only projects for which he enlisted the help of other animators.