But that certainty crumbled in the second inning Sunday against the Florida Marlins, when Sabathia, one of baseball's most durable workers, left after only 28 pitches.
Andreu is widely known as one of the most selfless and most durable team workers in the sport.
Mass-produced and durable, it was everywhere – from workers canteens to households that didn't have an abundance of fresh food.
I'm left with lots of questions, of course: what was the level of "granularity" of the protest movement (mass movements are almost never entirely homogeneous, but "lumpy", with smaller, more durable building blocks such as workers and farmers organisations, mosques, youth groups, etc)?
Many of their designs suggested ways to make records more clear for parents, more flexible for health workers and more durable and transportable.
Concerning the Fe-starvation stress, we choose to study the responses to a continuous Fe limitation because stresses occurring in Nature are durable, whereas Singh and co-workers studied cells recovering from a transient Fe deficiency [ 38].
Frustrated by her apron's cheap synthetic fabric and the itchy plastic straps that withered in the laundry, she designed a more stylish, durable prototype for herself and her co-workers.
To a creator and Internet worker, Nelson's ideas about more durable linking that allowed you to always see the source material for a cited passage and to follow its provenance always felt like a missed opportunity to me.
Because unless the output of British workers improves, there will be no durable rise in wages or living standards.
The motivation for this development was a lack of skilled workers for compacting concrete to make durable concrete structures (Daczko and Vachon 2006).
