The phrase "demanding shift" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing a task or responsibility that requires a lot of effort and energy. For example, "Working as a nurse can be physically and emotionally exhausting, especially during demanding shifts that require long hours and a lot of multitasking."
Modern society encourages late-night activities, such as watching television, using the computer or Internet, round-the-clock entertainment, as well as demanding shift work or night work that further promotes such activities.
The Northern Ireland keeper was about to start a demanding shift, saving from Konoplyanka and Yarmolenko when the latter was finally able to cut inside onto his favoured left foot in the 89th minute.
Gus MacPherson, the St Mirren manager, clearly prepared his players for a demanding shift, the First Division side demonstrating from the outset a willingness to work themselves to exhaustion to compensate for the expected disparity in quality between themselves and the home team.
Jacques Imbrailo, a baritone, had a lesser role there but a demanding, shifting one in "Carmina," which he handled deftly and with strong tone and colorful characterization.
Particularly when you're beginning your career, be ready to work demanding shifts.
Recent research suggests that storage technology could respond faster to supply and demand shifts than fossil fuel plants.
They note that when inflation is high firms and workers adjust their prices and wage demands often, making prices highly responsive to demand shifts.
What that means in simple English is getting unions, suppliers and dealers to work more closely together to respond to demand shifts.
We find that highly elastic transit demand may cancel emission reduction potentials resulting from lowering LOS, due to demand shifts to lower occupancy vehicles.
Dr. Baker's purported demand shift is not visible in the unemployment data.
First, what was the demand shift experienced by elderly workers that was so large as to completely offset the demand shift purportedly experienced by the rest of the population?
