Sentence examples for work drops from inspiring English sources

His paid leave of absence from work drops him in a void.

For instance, if you take a year off, your income when you go back to work drops 20 percent from when you left; if you're out two or more years, the drop is 30 percent.

Let me follow a rumor in real time … My lunch companion, a senior executive at Thomson Reuters – where, it seems, just about every journalist of a certain age and experience is going to work, or wants to go to work – drops a passing remark about how, at Thomson Reuters, they might use the Financial Times.

Christine Lagarde (@Lagarde) I am in Ireland, and speaking at historic Dublin Castle - watch it live March 8 @ 1130H GMT/0630H EST... fb.me/1EVmKD35n March 8 , 201310.32am GMT UK building work drops in January Sticking with the UK, there are some grim figures out about UK construction.

Problem is, they sign up for [more] work than they can do by themselves, which leads to two significant failures ― the quality of all of their work drops or work starts falling through the cracks," he wrote.

The labor-force participation rate, the percentage of working-age people either working or looking for work, dropped to 63.2percentt from 63.4percentt in July, the lowest rate since 1978.

The number of people who wanted to work full time but could only find part-time work dropped below six million.

But when the economic crisis hit, work dropped off as people didn't want to spend as much on advertising.

Mr. Koke's hours at Microsoft were slashed in half, and his wages for the time he did work dropped by 10 percent.

So many city apartments "make you want to come home from work, drop your stuff off and spend as little time as possible there," he said.

Those classed as inactive (not working or looking for work) dropped by 5,296 persons, which may suggest more people are now trying (and failing) to find a job.