Sentence examples for loss of working from inspiring English sources
No loss of working days was reported by 22%91(91), and 17%% (69) had lost more than 15 working days due to crash injuries.
Blair admits being torn between the benefits of relaxation and the loss of working time which drinking caused.
1895 - Labouring northern players clash with their toff, strictly amateur southern counterparts over payment for 'broken time' - compensation for loss of working hours.
As a whole, the pressure loss of working fluids shows a trend of decreasing at first and then rising with the height or width of micro-channel rising.
The Northern League, a major party in the ruling coalition, complained about the loss of working hours; many of the League's members have a separatist agenda and want to avoid a surge in national pride.
In terms of personal injury, loss of working hours, taxes, hospital treatment and clearing roads, the cost is more like 9.5m kroner for a serious injury, according to the Norwegian public roads administration.
About 350 musicians are receiving loss-of-work pay from their union.
This can lead to additional losses of working time both for patients and caregivers.
Patients' time off work (lost working days, permanent reduction, or loss of work activities) was measured in terms of salary evaluation, with the assumption that income reflects productivity.
Loss of work is among these outcomes.
His studio burned, with a significant loss of work.
