Sentence examples for because of overwork from inspiring English sources

Moreover, specialists on call are reluctant to come in because of overwork and underpay.

Sotomayor and her colleagues assert that they issued the summary order because of the thoroughness of the district-court opinion, or, alternatively, because of overwork.

He often intimates that he may not live to finish his term, whether because of overwork and age — he is seventy-one — or something more sinister.

During these years Russell's second marriage came under increasing strain, partly because of overwork but chiefly because Dora chose to have two children with another man and insisted on raising them alongside John and Kate.

She took legal action after the company said her husband's death was not because of overwork, and that he had only worked about 38 hours of overtime in January 2002, the month before he died.

Hyland is convinced he got CFS because of overwork, "which you tend to get with academic life".

The HRH situation also affects user-fee reform in the sense that there is some evidence among our case studies that staff who feel aggrieved because of a sense of overwork, underpay or deterioration in conditions, are more likely to undermine user-fee reform in the interests of maintaining the status quo.

We all fail to notice her; we all fail her, just as formal structures and professionals fail her because of cuts, overwork or errors of judgment.

None of which should be taken to detract from the terrific performances of Mr. Tessier, who sang vividly in the descriptive mode, or Mr. Müller-Brachmann, who finally brought warmth to Jesus but also faded vocally toward the end, partly, perhaps, because of the overwork of the added arias.

Policymakers bemoan the epidemic of overwork.

I heard countless tales of overwork among Chinese doctors.