Sentence examples for an extra workload from inspiring English sources

One is what has been termed "layoff survivor syndrome", the tendency of those who remain to be demotivated by anxiety, guilt and an extra workload.

"Someone who eats three times the normal calories of a regular meal will have an extra workload for the stomach and intestines and therefore the heart," Dr. Lopez-Jimenez said.

For the Faculty, the provision of additional services such as increased pastoral support or resit examinations generates an extra workload.

To avoid imposing an extra workload on the students, time to work with NUDOV has to be introduced into the students' schedule.

More patients and sicker patients (as determined by the increase in the average number and relative risk of presentation in high acuity categories) attend EDs during heatwaves and hot days, causing an extra workload for the emergency health system which is already under stress.

Of course, the fact that in the present study CAD marked more than one area per film and more than two areas per case is relevant, as it may imply an extra workload for the reader and possibly influence the reader towards a lower specificity.

Both methods were discarded as constituting an unacceptable extra workload and also, in the case of the latter, for ethical reasons.

That schedule meant a brutal extra workload for everybody involved, especially Gore himself.

The national curriculum changes of 2014 have put a huge extra workload on every teacher as assessment had to be produced for each school (imagine the wheel being reinvented in every school in England).

"Every winter we have to start recruiting, cajoling, motivating and inspiring agencies to take on what is a very substantial extra workload over the summer," Ms. Tingling-Clemmons said.

All GPs will receive €40 per included patient as a compensation for their extra workload.