Sentence examples for worker each day from inspiring English sources

It's long been believed that a hunter-gatherer lifestyle involves considerable physical activity and therefore burns many calories, far more than are incinerated by your average American office worker each day.

Explosions in Richmond, in 1863, and in Washington, D.C., in 1864, killed women and even children who had joined the war effort by filling cartridges (as many as twelve hundred per worker each day), finishing and sealing friction primers, and sewing cannon cartridge bags.

Central Park has 250 staff members; Baisley Pond has one full-time year-round supervisor who oversees about 10 part-time welfare workers each day.

However, people do not have contact every day with all persons they could possible have contact with: Students do not have contact with the same classmates every day and employees have meetings with different co-workers each day.

The city has filed a separate lawsuit in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn seeking larger penalties, including a $1 million-per-day million-per-dayion, doubling every day thereafter, and a $25,000 fine for each worker, doubling each day.

An average of 720 workers depart each day, with the majority of these workers (71%) departing to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (the country with 81.5% of total MERS-CoV cases).

Could information that Appirio cobbled together about how many steps a couple hundred workers took each day convince an insurance company to lower its rates?

There were constant reminders of how unnaturally high the thousands of office workers climbed each day -- elevators went haywire, briefly going into free fall or overshooting a floor, even causing broken bones and lacerations.

The number of court cases involving attacks has risen by 62% year on year after a toughening of laws making owners directly responsible, but with eight postal workers attacked each day and more than 7,000 hospital admissions last year from dog bites, the problem is serious.

The money allows seven local charities supported by the fund to pursue their work of providing shelter for the homeless and clothing for those who have just old rags, and the simple act of giving encourages the armies of devoted workers who each day struggle in a world of poverty and despair unknown to most New Yorkers.

We're told about a migrant farm worker who awoke each day before dawn to fix her daughters' hair before going to work in the fields, sending a message to the girls about the importance of appearance.