Sentence examples for workers to sleep from inspiring English sources

That has forced many relief workers to sleep outside.

Some jobs are so dull they put workers to sleep.

Are some companies so slow, they put their own workers to sleep?

From inviting civil rights workers to sleep on her floor, to bringing Head Start to the community center she created, Mrs. Hudson achieved much -- but not national fame.

It is cheaper than a car, and arguably more life-changing in steamy regions, where cooling can make it easier for a child to study or a worker to sleep.

The article documented that these conditions included confiscation of worker passports, forced overtime, recruitment fees and cockroach-filled dorms where workers had to sleep under beds.

Outside, the birds in the trees continued to trill and the young people, perhaps night shift workers unable to sleep, wandered the grounds, stopping in the Foxconn cybercafe, grabbing a library book from the high-tech machine near the dorms.

Given that many night-shift workers prefer to sleep at night on their days off (as we found in this study of nurses), internal desynchronization induced by frequent shifts in sleep/wake behavior may contribute to health hazards of shift work.

The authors attribute the difference to the presence of family and social obligations in the home that conflicted with the workers' ability to sleep while working on-call.

The 2004 thriller featured a skeletal Christian Bale as an industrial worker unable to sleep and slowly losing his mind, with Anderson pulling the tension so taut you felt your nerves might snap.

Because shift workers may need to sleep while other individuals are awake, additional sleeping environment changes should include reducing disturbances by turning off phones and posting signs on bedroom doors to inform others when they are sleeping.