Sentence examples for fewer off-days from inspiring English sources

It's a largely win-win situation: consumers save money, and resorts can adjust their prices to suit demand, so they have fewer off-days.

With fewer off days during the season, the level of play was lower due to fatigue, and some older players rested to avoid burnout and recuperate from injuries.

After a frantic regular season with relatively few off days, the 27-23 Knicks lost to the Spurs in the N.B.A. finals that year.

They're probably having a few off days, or weeks, sometimes months.

They included moderate wage increases coupled with "give-backs": fewer days off, longer work days, smaller work crews and lower pay for new recruits.

Surely this results in fewer days off sick?

Pupils in England's schools took fewer days off school last year, Department for Education data shows.

You may find yourself needing far fewer days off for being sick.

The reduction of symptoms is reflected in fewer days off school and fewer visits to the doctor.

A basic 8-hour workday, a day of rest each week, a few paid days off a year.

Larry Dierker, their manager, said he would like them to take a few more days off this year.