Sentences with phrase «normal hours due»

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If your baby is sleeping more than an hour longer than normal due to illness, check in with your health care provider right away.

But my friend's commute in barcelona is 1 and a half hours by car and 45 min by train with normal congestion, due to the many bottlenecks, the only thing stopping him from taking the train everyday is the severely bad conditions spain's trains have, tend to break a lot mid-commute.

Added to this, the MRO discovered that the comet nucleus was smaller than thought with a diameter of only 1.2 miles (2 km) and rotates once every eight hours, and the radar images it took were smeared due to energy levels ten times greater than normal.

It could be due to working a ton of hours on a special project or being dehydrated or not getting enough sleep or pms... You could be spending the week with your family, your family that you love, but... There are a million normal reasons to sometimes not feel your best.

As such, if you leave a 100 % drained battery to a jump - starting alone, and drive less than 4 hours per week, and have it charged during the normal use of the car in a small city with little driving over the course of several weeks or months, the battery might sulfate prematurely due to having a partial charge for such several months.

I am dismayed to see the notice on the Kobo Help landing page, «Please be advised that due to higher than normal volume, it may take longer than 48 hours for your inquiry to be answered.»

In solidarity with the J20 Art Strike, Fergus McCaffrey will be closed on January 20th, 2017 during our normal hours of operation due to the inauguration of president - elect Donald Trump in Washington DC.

I look for evidence of methane likewise, I think we don't have the resolution on networks to catch strange sudden temperature shifts up to 6 degrees in one hour, not due to winds, the temperature goes up 6 degrees then goes back to «normal» cooler.

Hospital cash benefit for normal hospitalization is provided in which a daily cash amount is paid for each continuous and completed period of 24 hours if the insured person is hospitalized for more than 24 hours, due to sickness.

Charges may vary from one Service Provider to another due to the varying costs involved, such as administrative costs, travel expenses and if the contact is arranged to take place outside of the normal child contact centre operating hours.