Sentence examples for more frequent duty from inspiring English sources

In this military population, younger and less-educated people may have been less likely to receive the invitation because of more frequent duty station reassignments or deployments, or lack of access to e-mail.

Post-traumatic stress, brought about by roadside bombs and longer, more frequent tours of duty, is only part of the story.

Employees who were in a negative mood tended to take more frequent breaks from their duties to cope with the stress and get themselves through the day.

Staff shortages lead to exaggerated working hours, heavy workloads, lack of "off duties" and more frequent night shifts.

Tours of duty became longer and more frequent.

Family Court: With the caseload soaring, and new duties imposed by a 2005 law mandating more frequent court review of children in foster care, New York urgently needs more Family Court judges.

Although more frequent handovers has been recognized in the literature as a consequence of duty hour restrictions that presents some risk to patient safety, little has been done to improve training in this area.

"Floods are more frequent.

Deletions grew more frequent.

Arguments are more frequent.

The spasms become more frequent.