Sentence examples for bigger caseload from inspiring English sources

Ms. Connolly became a one-person team with a bigger caseload than last year (125 versus 85).

They expanded the number of people who can go to Family Court without adding extra judges to deal with the bigger caseload.

The author recommends training for nurses interested in massage therapy so a bigger caseload can be identified.

Those who stayed in the profession found themselves with bigger caseloads and less time to look after the interests of each child.

Ray Jones, a former director of children's services and an emeritus professor at Kingston University, said working conditions for social workers had deteriorated, with bigger caseloads, less support and inadequate pay, which made locum work more attractive.

Study after study in Britain and overseas has accepted that hospitals with bigger caseloads have better results.

An investigation by the charity DrugScope found that, since 2013, over-stretched drug services have been dealing with a damaging mix of austerity-driven reduced funding, bigger caseloads, less frontline staff, and wholesale reorganization.

An investigation by the charity DrugScope found that, since 2013, over-stretched drug services have been dealing with a damaging mix of austerity-driven reduced funding, bigger caseloads, less frontline staff and wholesale re-organisation.

The government has been facing pressure from advocates who argued disability-related complaints formed the Australian Human Rights Commission's biggest caseload.

It had a big caseload of Medicaid and uninsured patients and was constantly strapped for money, said Linda A. White, its former vice president for finance.

"In this office, the biggest caseload we have to deal with is immigration cases that range anywhere from citizenship to (those) where people end up having problems because of some agency that charged them money and didn't help them," said Yolanda Chavez, district chief of staff for Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard (D-Los Angeles).