Sentence examples for work intolerable from inspiring English sources

In fact, the deafening roar of the contemporary is as elaborately rhetorical in its way as any other language-use, but just as readers sometimes mistake literary realism for reality, and find non-realist work intolerable in consequence, so they are encouraged to confuse the banal with the actual.

Finding her work environment increasingly intolerable, Hill left in July 1983 to accept a teaching position at Oral Roberts University.

Sometimes a stent is indicated even in patients with stable coronary artery disease, he said — for example, when the medicine doesn't work or has intolerable side effects.

It documents a shift in consciousness of the kind that occurs when isolated, oppressed individuals discover that they are not alone and begin the difficult work of altering intolerable conditions widely regarded as normal.

Last year, the Catholic bishops of the South issued a pastoral message on the poultry workers saying, "We would like to focus attention on the predicament of our brothers and sisters whose work exacts an intolerable personal and community cost".

Sexual abuse, in particular, renders the work hazardous and intolerable because apart from initiating prostitution, there is the risk of early pregnancy and of Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) and HIV/AIDS.

Levodopa works differently for different people, and often stops working or develops intolerable side effects.

He said: "It confirms that Amazon have created intolerable working conditions for many.

So they are under heavy pressures too, often torn between poverty and an intolerable work-life balance.

Going Volcker in 1973 would not have worked, except with intolerable rates of unemployment and undesirable discouragement of labor force entry.

Did he drag New York into the modern age, forcing through much-needed public works and eradicating intolerable slums, against opposition from corrupt politicians and landowners?