Sentence examples for because of burnout from inspiring English sources

A journalist from Der Spiegel, reporting from Montabaur, cited acquaintances as saying that the break in 2009 was down to stress – "because of burnout or depression".

One was about to retire because of burnout.

He feared being fired, or having to quit because of burnout from anxiety overload.

Bennett, a defensive tactician who guided Wisconsin to a National Collegiate Athletic Association Final Four appearance last spring, is retiring because of burnout.

There is Vermeil, the former coach of the Philadelphia Eagles who retired in 1982 because of burnout and who cries at the drop of a hat.

Some places, like Chicago, use only teachers or retired teachers, but most say that is unrealistic because of burnout, or simply too costly.

Because the concept of burnout is still fairly new in Malawi, its seriousness may not yet be fully understood or appreciated.

By 2025, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services predicts that there will be a nationwide shortage of nearly 90,000 physicians, many driven away from medicine or out of practice because of the effects of burnout.

The specific attrition rates increased at the later stage of burnout, because of the more effective intraparticle diffusion of oxygen into the pores of smaller particles and the development of porous structure within the surface layer, giving a higher specific attrition rate.

Physiotherapists, as well as occupational therapists are vulnerable to the onset of burnout because of their important role in the rehabilitation process that requires close interaction with the client.

The average score of each dimension rather than cut-offs was calculated, because the status evaluation of burnout was not the main purpose of this study and more information on the survey data could be retained in the analysis of their roles.