Sentence examples for keeping sick from inspiring English sources

Lifting productivity up, keeping sick days down.

Mr. Cunningham said he believed the department would reduce overtime costs by keeping sick leave down.

By some measures, this is cost-effective, although it also imposes a lot of external costs - for example, keeping sick people away from work for too long.

Keeping sick students out of school is the most crucial step, said Dr. Yoko Furuya, an infection control specialist at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia hospital.

Officials have urged schools to prepare, especially by keeping sick students out and making well students wash their hands frequently and cover coughs and sneezes.

But Dr. Heymann said that the criticism overlooked the psychological advantage scanners offered by raising confidence among travelers and their role as deterrents in keeping sick passengers off planes.

Backers of required sick leave say they're giving an essential health benefit to workers — one that will improve public health by keeping ill employees at home.

In our study, we set out to answer two main questions: (1) why do pastoralists keep chronically sick animals in their herds, and (2) does keeping chronically sick animals in the herd affect herd fertility?

Behaviours recommended to reduce mortality include: keeping a sick person away from others; assigning a single care giver to a sick person; giving plenty of fluids to the sick person; and recognizing danger signs and seeking care promptly.

That kind of reporting is part of what's keeping us sick.

Besides keeping the sick individual in the social group, the religious beliefs in Zanzibar also allowed for a type of calmness and acquiescence in the face of the illness that she had rarely witnessed in the West.