Sentence examples for missed shift from inspiring English sources

The accompanying mechanical roar reminds me of a missed shift in a manual-transmission car.

It seemed a tragic if not-unpredictable turn of events: Adrian Grenier — TV star, rocker, filmmaker and part-time Brooklyn resident — had been kicked out of the Park Slope Food Co-op for running afoul of the place's famously unforgiving work requirement, wherein a single missed shift requires two make-ups and things get exponentially more unpleasant from there.

But in doing so, the company has missed shifts in technology like the move to mobile and location-based services.

Many Fiat workers, however, said they had long complained to managers about employees who regularly missed shifts, a problem that they said persisted today.

The gate pattern of the seven-speed unit is a bit crowded, but the shifter is precise enough that missed shifts never arise.

The analysis of cost for infants and mothers can be done separately, with possible risk of underestimation of the costs of prematurity and the possibility of missed shifting of costs between the two groups.

A survey it conducted among 50,000 of its users found that 63percentt of leaders who use Crew report fewer missed shifts and 70percentt see increased motivation on their team.

Many fell ill, but they dared not miss shifts since those who did not work did not eat, Mr. Wang said.

Last month, she lost her job as a hair stylist after her improvised network of baby sitters frequently failed her, forcing her to miss shifts.

He hurt the Rangers' two star defensemen, Ryan McDonagh and Dan Girardi, cutting McDonagh's forehead in two places, which caused him to miss shifts while the cuts were closed.

However, It is important to note that the percentage of missing shifts was not uniformly distributed between the four time points with the 04:00 shift showing the maximum deficit of 47%.