Sentence examples for work with increasing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Grace, still receiving unemployment benefits, looked for work with increasing anxiety.
It follows a warning last week that employers must offer more practical support to help older workers juggle work with increasing carer responsibilities.
As it happens, the heat-sensing devices will work with increasing efficiency as cold weather tightens its grip in the region.
In the present work with increasing water temperature, the concentration of dissolved oxygen decreases, and the similar findings were also reported by Mathur et al. (2007) and Pradip et al. (2012).
Sensing gear that could track the outward rippling impacts of each element, combined with control systems that can freely manipulate the intermeshed relationships of each form would allow us to work with increasing precision within complex systems.
These data are critical for bereavement service planning, especially as SPCHS work with increasing demands and relatively finite healthcare resources.
Having moved to a final studio in Hackney in 2000, Pearson continued to work, with increased assistance, despite the advance of Parkinsonism (a variant of Parkinson's disease), a condition so complex he once proudly told me he was known to every hospital in London.
A systematic review associated physically demanding work with increased risk of premature birth [ 7], whereas a recent large cohort study showed increased risk of early spontaneous abortion with > 7 h/wk of high impact exercise [ 8].
In a potentially crowded race for the Democratic nomination for mayor next year, several potential candidates have been working with increasing intensity to raise money.
Harvey Keitel plays the other, Mick Boyle, an ageing movie director working with increasing desperation on a lachrymose film entitled Love's Last Day that he hopes will be his legacy.
"Romance on Film," one of two shows he is alternating at the club (the other is "Romance on Broadway"), finds Mr. Feinstein working with increasing confidence before a six-piece band led by John Oddo.
