Sentence examples for become overworked from inspiring English sources

Trainee medics see them as vital to ensuring they do not become overworked and so compromise patient safety.

Just over half, 55%, said changes to junior doctor contracts would mean they would become overworked, with the same proportion saying doctors had the same right to strike as other workers.

It's easy to become overworked when you don't have others around you to compare your load.

It makes it way too easy to become overworked and overtired.

This absolute shortage is often further exacerbated by inequitable distribution of health workers, causing some existing staff to become overworked while in other areas there may be excess capacity at the provider level.

Doctors fear that single kidneys in obese donors may become overworked, putting them at greater risk for disease.

The main concern is that errors will increase as pharmacists become increasingly overworked.

Conversely, just 92,840 applied in the realm of education – up from 86,020 in 2012 – to become those overworked and underpaid teachers the government seems to need.

He becomes the overworked and tortured star who died of an accidental drug overdose in 1969, at the age of 47.

The city had only four working ambulances; one became so overworked that it caught fire and was taken out of service.

One thing is for certain, this week, the Game 5 of the Nationals-Cardinals series is going to become the most overworked metaphor for horse-race politics since we started defaming the horse-races.