Sentence examples for work more weeks from inspiring English sources

Compared with Europeans, a higher percentage of American adults work, they work more hours per week, and they work more weeks per year.

By 1998, the average American family worked 15 more weeks a year than it did in 1969.

He said he planned to work a few more weeks, "then I'm off on maternity leave".

But really, I was on a summer job, and if I joined this course it meant that I could work for two more weeks.

"I actually work more hours a week than the woman in the jobcentre," she notes wryly.

Boys work more hours per week than girls, and older children work more than younger children.

Children in rural households work more hours per week than their urban counterparts.

Higher income is partly a consequence of the fact that winners, on average, work more hours per week and they are more likely to be employed.

On the other hand, working children in urban households work more hours per week, on average, than working children in rural households, with the former reporting an average of 24.7 h and the latter 18.8 h per week.

But Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the union worked to close the rubber rooms by getting arbitrators to work more days per week.

Furthermore, GPs who have more patients listed than they prefer and work more hours per week than they prefer are more likely to prefer salary over private practice.