Sentence examples for long duty from inspiring English sources

"The fatigue reports feature a significant number of complaints of both poor rostering practice (repeated changing from day to night duties or 24-hour rest periods – in which it is impossible to both rest after a long duty and before the next) and pressure from crew rostering to continue when the crew are complaining of fatigue.

We do very long duty days, with multiple flights during the day.

General surgery residents, because of their long duty hours, are likely to be among those most affected by changes imposed to comply with the ACGME requirements.

These results demonstrate that because of their long duty cycle, NMIIB cross-bridges act as an internal load on smooth muscle myosin to decrease the overall cross-bridge cycling rate and muscle Vmax during force maintenance.

A great deal is already known, not only about the risks of sleep deprivation in general but also about the adverse consequences of long duty shifts on both residents and the patients they care for.

Conversely, the organizational factor long duty hours was only reported in public setups.

Now, he said, "the long duties, the suicide attacks and the killing are all factors that drive the security forces members toward Artane and other drugs".

For residents, studies have found that long duty-shift duration significantly increases the risk of motor vehicle accidents, needle-stick and other similar injuries and depression.

Apparently, after pulling an extra-long duty shift at Guantánamo Bay, he had fallen into a heavy sleep, and a general had stuck a sign on him: "Here Lies the Mighty War Pig".

As Ossie's Restaurant starts serving breakfast at 4 30 a.m., Mike Mayhood of Mayhood Sporting Goods on Route 12 braces himself for extra-long duty behind the cash register.

The warm-up man, Ian Royce, summed it up perfectly: 'We should rename this show Britain's Got Special Needs.'" David Wilson believes that Sony has a "life-long duty of care" towards Susan Boyle.