Sentence examples for work subjects from inspiring English sources

Outsourcing complex product development work subjects companies to significant uncertainty.

Right now, we would need an extra 7,000 men going into education and 10,000 each for psychology and social work subjects to redress the balance.

But this is easily offset by the rigorous psychological work-out to which Rashomon – arguably Kurosawa's greatest work – subjects its audience.

In the new work, subjects with names like Alessio and Missy have evident ways of causing others to fall in love with them even, or especially, when they are blandly absorbed.

In a study of 55,000 people, for example, scientists found that on days off from work, subjects tended to sleep on standard time, not daylight time: their waking hour followed the seasonal progression of dawn.

Though Parr has crisscrossed the globe in search of lurid kitsch — recent projects include a journey negotiating the overcrowded beaches of Italy's Amalfi Coast and an excursion to Hong Kong — his most distinctive work subjects the U.K. to provocative, forensic scrutiny: he's a latter-day Hogarth with a Nikon and a medical ring flash.

Nor is the work subject to overtime limitations.

A 'restricted' stamp means that you have the right to work, subject to certain conditions.

And in the last couple of decades, he has found his own pioneering work subjected to skeptical scrutiny.

Another angst-filled work, "Subject to Change," by the quirky choreographic team Lightfoot León, rounds out the program.

But Liberty's approach would mean a general right for women to be fully veiled at work, subject only to limited safeguards for safety and practicality.