Sentence examples for work grinding from inspiring English sources

In this line of research, the economist specifies simple rules of thumb by which agents interact with each other, and then lets the computer go to work, grinding out repeated simulations to reveal what kind of unforeseen patterns might emerge.

Repeating a process which has so far taken two months, coinciding with unprecedented levels of violence, and which has brought development work grinding to a halt, is unappealing to most.

These men work grinding days in the terrible heat; they are paid poorly and live in cramped dormitories on the edges of the desert, a long way from the opulence of the waterfront hotels and resorts.

Bill Penzey, Sr., was a philosopher and storyteller who liked to put his customers to work grinding spices as he off-handedly lectured about the lore and history of the spice trade.

As the current election cycle heads into its grueling 10,000th week (with a scant 700 more before the election) the campaigns of human hellmouth Donald Trump and presidency-seeking robot Hillary Clinton are both hard at work grinding for cash to stay afloat.

In the present work grinding of brass particles is studied in detail in a laboratory size ball mill to determine the optimal levels of the ball to material ratio, type and amount of additives, mill speed, ball load, etc.

AS cleanup work grinds on in the pit that was once the World Trade Center, a view of the site has been increasingly difficult to come by.

He is, he has learned, host to a virus that never stops working, grinding away at him, and requiring sustained, complicated treatment, each medicine bringing its own side effects.

He said he simply had to keep working — grinding, as the players say — and eventually he would be the same player who made four All-Star teams for the Rays.

She's doing some freelance photography while her search for full-time work grinds on, seemingly endlessly.

For me, it's easy to forget the virtue of such a club, to get lulled into a work grind, to let a migraine take me down and to stay inside.