Sentences with phrase «more erratic schedule»
Annualized Hours — fewer hours in exchange for lawyers» willingness to work a more erratic schedule;
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Keep in mind that midwives have very erratic schedules, far more grueling than even a fireman's.
Newborns will not be able to be put on a schedule and have a more erratic sleeping pattern.
An inconsistent or erratic schedule is actually even more detrimental than sleep deprivation.
In the early days, Kulich notes, «schedules are erratic, since babies have a small stomach and can't go more than one to four hours without eating.»
Going to bed at the same time every night will trigger deep sleep much more often than maintaining an erratic schedule.
Stocks with erratic payout schedules and even more unpredictable dividends are to be avoided like the plague.