The bigger workload Saturday was at the other end of the ice.
Even with his bigger workload, can he still find time to ski? "Oh, absolutely," he said.
However, they probably aren't telling you about the downsides: increased hours, bigger workload, or added stress.
We worry that our absence will affect them and feel guilt that our colleagues will suffer from an even bigger workload.
In 2008, the company downsized, forcing Mr. de la Hera to take on a bigger workload, traveling as much as 180 miles a day to handle a more far-flung group of clients.
The new law has already made recreational possession O.K. Certainly, there will be a bigger workload for Denver's Craig Claiborne of cannabis, who began reviewing Colorado's medical marijuana dispensaries for the alternative newspaper Westword in 2009.
It was Murray who headhunted her during the French Open two years ago; although she committed then to a bigger workload than Lendl had taken on before quitting in March of that year, there was always a sense that, while this was something that had not occurred to her, she rather liked the idea for as long as it lasted.
Chris Keates, general secretary of the NASUWT, has called the proposed boycott "reckless and irresponsible", predicting that the loss of the externally marked tests in English, maths and science for 11-year-olds would result in a much bigger workload of pupil assessment for teachers.
"In other words, Amazon's database, Redshift, cannot automatically increase the number of processors to run a bigger workload, then free up those processors.
