Sentence examples for arduous shift from inspiring English sources

Police here work an arduous shift.

The other is the honest, unassuming artisan who, like those paying their hard-earned cash to watch them, positively relishes an arduous shift.

Trevor learned from Leach as he developed his own language and style for the individual pots that the team were allowed to make after the day's arduous shift.

It's one thing to have dinner on the table for a man who is drained and exhausted by a long and arduous shift in a shipyard, but quite another if that man has spent the day working in the shop down the road from the shop you work in yourself.

Our data provide evidence that arduous shift schedules which fragment the weekly sleep/wake patterns are detrimental to nurses' adaptation and possibly to their performance & alertness, which is likely to be necessary for good patient care.

There are call centers, staffed by legions of young people pulling relatively arduous shifts, and a number of successful startups grounded in the electronic-music scene: SoundCloud, Ableton, Native Instruments.

The health care law starts the arduous process of shifting the medical payment system away from an emphasis on quantity of care and toward an emphasis on quality.

I knew the hours would be long, the on calls arduous and the night shifts terrifying.

You can see why Kerry thinks that's a clever shift, after the arduous efforts to promote democracy in Iraq.

Such sentiments are not uncommon in job agencies, particularly those that specialise in factory and food work, where labour demand is variable and geographically shifting, and conditions often arduous.

It's true that adjusting to 21st century shifts in global power is proving arduous for the United States — much less room for the cynical diplomatic foul — and that there's still a naïve quality to the American game, despite its opening 1-1 drawithth England high in the South African veld and its second-place finish last year in the Confederations Cup.