Sentence examples for tardiness more from inspiring English sources

Waiting 30 minutes past the start of the cook's shift, Magill learned that the guy had been written up for tardiness more than once.

"I personally view tardiness as more evil than all the 7 deadly sins combined," said another tweet directed at Madonna.

And absolutely no more tardiness: class would begin at noon sharp, with any stragglers dismissed immediately.

Well-fed students are more attentive, tardiness is no longer a problem (breakfast is served at 6 30 a.m., before classes begin) and attendance by girls, who for years had been kept home by their parents, has increased sharply.

a Garland companion informed Smith: "She is ill and she is being forced onto that stage tonight!" Management had made no announcement of Garland's tardiness; at this point more than two hours causing many present to either leave or miss their last train home.

If the jobs have positive weights the problem of minimizing total weighted tardiness seems to be considerably more intricate.

Forty percent of 1,000 human resource executives surveyed in 1999 by Jackson Lewis, an employment law firm, said easy-going dress codes improved workplace productivity, but when polled a year later, 45percentt linked laxer standards to tardiness and absenteeism, while 25percentt said more casual attire contributed to flirtatious behavior.

She is already grappling with tardiness and discipline problems, often spending far more time on "classroom management," as veteran teachers call it, than lessons.

Now Bard is more than making up for its tardiness.

The average tardiness of those who were tardy fell from 16.75 min (5.59) to 2.0 min.

There were contract disputes, tardiness to meetings, displays of frustration toward Coughlin and more.