Sentence examples for On overstretched from inspiring English sources

The care group approach is helping to alleviate the burden on overstretched village health workers; increasing contact between the community and the health system; and reducing the chance of vulnerable children and women being missed with lifesaving nutrition services.

Others end up on overstretched adult psychiatric wards without their babies and without specialist care.

The social distress is putting pressure on overstretched charities (sound familiar?).

There are plenty of reasons for the growing popularity of self-testing: it is convenient, private and relieves the burden on overstretched clinics.

In a contracting jobs market, harsh new sanctions are senseless, unfair and a tremendous bureaucratic burden on overstretched Jobcentre Plus staff.

He denied that Obama had directly asked for another 2,000 British troops, but there will be private relief in London that other Nato allies have stepped into the breach, reducing the pressure on overstretched British forces.

"As we are in the midst of a baby boom, these factors together with the increasing social complexity of care needs for all mothers have a dramatic effect on the workload heaped on already overstretched midwives".

On Saturday overstretched resources were evident in the chaos on Chios where detainees, fearing imminent deportation, had not only run amok, breaking through razorwire enclosing a holding centre on the island, but in despair had marched on the town's port.

The announcement came as the sportswear brand posted a 7% rise in sales Winter can play havoc on unprotected skin The festive party season can be tough on already overstretched student budgets.

It is also worried that such cases are adding to the growing pressures on already overstretched doctors and costing the NHS an estimated £26m.

At the same time, rising homelessness, welfare cuts and greatly reduced substance abuse services are putting more pressure on already overstretched services.