Sentence examples for shifts to support from inspiring English sources

A new family joined, but pulling extra shifts to support the co-op in our homes was overwhelming.

WASHINGTON — Back in 1950 in Columbus, Ga., a young nurse working double shifts to support her three children and disabled husband managed to buy a modest bungalow on a street called Dogwood Avenue.

McIlroy was a child prodigy who was introduced to golf by his father, and once the youngster's golfing aptitude had become apparent, his parents worked multiple jobs and extra shifts to support his training.

The face of Evelyn Laverty is one you might see on a waitress working 12-hour shifts to support her family or a perpetually overwhelmed mother of five in a trailer park — someone you might think is in her 40s, but turns out to be 20 or so.

During recessions, most of these projects go by the wayside to reduce spending, and IT work shifts to support, user training and smaller enhancement projects.

In type 1 diabetes the liver mitochondrial proteome shifts to support ATP production [ 34].

Instead, agriculture payments are slowly shifting to support for the environment, animal welfare and rural development.

However, where the money would go and what it would fund could shift, to support US trade or the anti-abortion lobby.

But, the authors say, "the seemingly universal shift to support for capitalism and the free market may be of short duration".

Municipal policies shifted to support the proliferation of suburbs and new auto-dependant forms of retail competition such as malls and big-box outlets.

Martinez, who works at an Italian restaurant in Manhattan, missed his scheduled shift to support immigrants and the working class.