The phrase "at overworked" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks proper context or structure.
Example: "She felt at overworked after the long hours she had been putting in at the office."
Alternatives: "feeling overwhelmed" or "experiencing burnout."
Re "Who's Reading Your X-Ray?" (Nov. 16), which described the outsourcing overseas of medical services: The article's most compelling message is that there is a lack of physicians to provide such services at overworked medical centers in our country.
Having worked in the industry myself, I can attest that the amount of faxing, carbon copies, and redundancy are mind blowing, especially at overworked, underfunded hospitals.
His first foray a baseball-themed app called GameChanger is aimed at overworked parents aching to keep track of their young sluggers, even when they can't attend their games.
The Person Screaming At Some Overworked Cashier.
Salima is now getting the care and assistance she needs at this overworked therapeutic feeding centre run by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
Stay-at-home moms, overworked commuters, lawyers, traffic engineers, financial analysts, physicists, urban planners, public relations executives and advertising copywriters have all committed themselves to defeating the furniture store.
We were pretty overworked at the time.
"The paradoxical result: A work force with steadily increasing numbers of supervisors and steadily declining accountability, a work force that feels more and more overworked at the same time as its skills move further and further out of balance with the needs of the public it serves".
The engineers over at the Googleplex or the overworked 60 people at YouTube? It's true that Google presents a very attractive target for a lawsuit.
It leads to patients being treated by tired, overworked doctors at risk of poor judgment.
The truth is that most of the entrants, capped by the overworked organisers at a record 6,600, are mostly no-hopers.
