day-to-day

"Silicon Valley may be building the AI engines, but the day-to-day work that keeps those engines reliable increasingly comes from India's cloud farming industry," he says.

She quickly fell in love with how much the job changed day-to-day.

And this time can come at a tangible cost in the form of lost wages, which harms their day-to-day lives.

He’s done that mainly by using OMB, the White House office that oversees spending, to control the day-to-day purse strings of federal agencies — and deliberately keeping Congress in the dark along the way.

On the other, you are reliant on these payments to meet your day-to-day expenses, so I understand your concern.