Sentence examples for work signals from inspiring English sources

Researchers are now talking about how digital work signals a "global race to the bottom" in wages and conditions.

Relying on training to move people back into work signals a belief that poor skills, rather than laziness, hopelessness, low expectations or benefit traps, keep them jobless.

Mr. Oursler, best known for his videotaped projections of talking heads on pillows, added, "His work signals the birth of psychiatry, of analysis, and the exploration of the mind".

Cunningham's 75th birthday is being celebrated by his great admirer Mikhail Baryshnikov, whose White Oak Dance Project will perform Cunningham's 1970 work "Signals" at the New York State Theatre on March 1.

Because the criminal investigation did not get into full swing until early this year, the fast work signals to potential defendants that the investigation is moving at a rapid clip and that the government is prepared to take swift action on portions of the case -- even if the larger investigation is months, or years, from completion.

The work signals a "maturation" in the field of malaria research and provides an important baseline in determining the success of future malaria interventions, she says.

The mayor announced last week that he would ride the subway to work, signaling that the city was returning to normal.

In the most precise long-distance work, signaling lamps or heliographs reflecting the Sun are used as targets for the theodolite.

Asked if the change in work signaled her emergence as a "protest poet," Ms. Brooks said, "No matter what the theme is, I still want the poem to be a poem, not just a piece of propaganda".

Asked if the change in her work signaled her emergence as a "protest poet," Ms. Brooks said, "No matter what the theme is, I still want the poem to be a poem, not just a piece of propaganda".

DIAT uses infrared, and although the speakers rely on line-of-sight to work, signal integrity of HDTV and SACD audio remains intact.