Random good picture Not show

91. The growth of labour productivity and commercialization eased some of these problems.

92. All manufacturing units have been consolidated into United Distillers Production Inc., thus allowing for significant rationalisation and productivity enhancement.

93. Quality and productivity greatly improved, as did the enthusiasm with which the newly formed teams carried out their work.

94. The financial benefits gained in terms of productivity and maintaining an occupational income by returning to work are clear.

95. They may be so badly affected that their productivity drops.

96. Nearly a third of respondents also said they increased their productivity by working at home.

97. An area several times as large is suffering a decline in productivity as it is degraded by overuse.

98. There is also a high correlation between productivity and publication in highly-ranked journals.

99. The unions claim that contented, well-paid workers are an essential ingredient of productivity, and so they are.

100. The computer appears to make work more efficient; technological change seems to be enhancing worker productivity at an unprecedented pace.

101. Echoes of political controversy are scattered over the literary productivity of the age.

102. For agriculture, the most significant result of accelerated soil erosion is a reduction in productivity.

103. Taking Breaks to Increase Productivity Productivity increases as we spend more time and energy, but only up to a critical point.

104. Previously their real and money wages had grown at a rate q, the rate of productivity growth.

104. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and create good sentences.

105. The Brookings analysis provides a revealing glimpse at our national productivity scoreboard.

106. To enhance innovation, technology transfer, productivity, and industrial competitiveness through academic-industrial partnerships.

107. The Post Office and its unions have entered into agreements which are designed to improve productivity.

108. It is highly volatile, and through its impact on productivity affects both supply and demand sides of the economy.

109. Traditionally management has called upon workers to cooperate in increasing productivity.

110. The restrictions on job-placement tests may be costing billions of dollars annually in lost productivity.

111. But in the long term increased productivity will boost investment and growth - and create new jobs.

112. Where nutrients are plentiful, productivity is high, production far outstrips decomposition, and organic sediments accumulate on the lake beds.

113. As such it was prod and key to personal achievement and productivity.

114. Declining productivity levels and environmental degradation have caused a widespread exodus of people to centres of economic activity.

115. A productivity shake-up appears to be taking place that could boost the economy in the 1990s.

116. Those results are particularly anemic when compared to the quality and productivity improvements which the most savvy practitioners prove are possible.

117. It is hardly surprising that real wages rose less rapidly than productivity and hence that profitability and competitiveness improved.

118. The only productivity gain that he can show for it is in the courts.

119. The management seems to expect staff to be constantly achieving higher levels of efficiency and productivity.

120. Cohesion has been found to correlate positively with group productivity and member satisfaction.