Sentence examples for becoming overloaded from inspiring English sources

Skoach, an online calendar and planning tool, provides visual feedback to warn you if your schedule is becoming overloaded.

The medical examiner concluded that she had died of "water intoxication," which usually means becoming overloaded with water without enough salt.

Engineers trying to prevent grids from becoming overloaded on dry land might learn a trick or two from the navy's researchers.

Sainsbury's runs the risk of becoming overloaded with debt and could have to tap shareholders for cash to buy Home Retail Group, leading investors have warned.

In particular, the sizes of these data warehouses are forever growing and becoming overloaded with data, a scenario that leads to difficulties in data maintenance and data analysis.

You report that cellphone use has increased so quickly that wireless networks are becoming overloaded, causing customers to complain about calls that are inaudible, among other things.

Almost 30 hospitals have issued black alerts this week after becoming so overloaded they cannot provide a normal range of services or guarantee patient safety.

Denmark's development minister, Christian Friss Bach, told the forum Rio was "now becoming a Christmas tree overloaded with candles and decorations", at risk of failure because it lacked a clear focus.

However, with information overload becoming more tangible every day, such tools reach their limits of providing information pertinent to users' information needs.

Of course, with sharing overload becoming the norm, people want to have options beyond their public and collaborative playlists, which is why Rdio is now offering the ability to create private playlists with a few drag-and-drops.

ROSE HOLLISTER: We think that initiative overload is becoming more of a problem.