Sentence examples for hours traditionally from inspiring English sources

The jobs most affected so far are those with grueling hours, traditionally done by fresh-faced business school graduates — research associates and junior bankers on deal-making teams — paid in the low to mid six figures.

Here's one difference those robots and other technologies have made: Amazon can fulfill an order in less than an hour on average, versus two hours traditionally.

What frustrated Obama officials even more was that Fox was promoting these stories during hours traditionally devoted to the day's news.

They have created a new paradigm as they outsource and create virtual networks to enable them to follow their own dreams of success and achieve "balance": everything from child care to ironing, personal admin and household chores is subcontracted to allow the hours traditionally spent on these tasks to be invested in their own personal goals.

This partly reflects cohort effects, with younger doctors of both genders less inclined than their older colleagues to work the long hours traditionally associated with medical practice[ 13, 15].

"The long, difficult hours were traditionally seen as putting off women in Italy, but things are changing," he said.

Long working hours have traditionally been a part of postgraduate medical training in the United Kingdom.

The masking hour is, traditionally, a period of required sequestration — a nighttime ritual designed to rebalance your skin in privacy.

24-hour coverage traditionally involved emergency cases only, but subspecialised services are increasingly expected to be available around the clock.

Fifty percent of admissions to the DUMC SICU occur during off-hours when traditionally there has been no attending level in-house supervision.

Disney, for example, is using GPU-accelerated deep learning to create realistic clouds in a matter of minutes, shaving hours off a traditionally tedious process.