Sentence examples for burnout of from inspiring English sources

THE summer collector-car season is off to a clutch-dropping burnout of a start.

It was the stuff of burnout, of Mickey Mantle looking back and wishing he had treated his body better.

While much of the comedy works, the eventual burnout of the partnership is a bit of a bore.

Many readers found the girls awesome and inspiring, but others predicted trouble for their developing bodies and an early burnout of their competitive fire.

A launch vehicle carries a second rocket as its payload, to be fired after burnout of the first stage (which is left behind).

Still, the surging popularity of reality shows has convinced many executives that the burnout of one-time ratings champions like "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" will not be the fate of the reality genre.

The rapid burnout of the epidemic is also unlikely: Zika is just beginning to reach parts of the world, including the United States, where there is no natural immunity.

To the Editor: I empathize with the stress and burnout of ministers that G. Jeffrey MacDonald describes, but can't help but wonder what God is calling these pastors to do.

But the question arises: Is this something we can do unilaterally as individuals or do we need some sort of corporate shift that acknowledges and addresses the burnout of always being on call?

Without this consultative support there is a danger of staff burnout; of a retreat into illness; of mental health staff getting caught up in the distress of their clients; and, at the worst, staff finding themselves reacting to the disturbing states of mind of their clients.

"Unlike the wild fires out west, where everything is destroyed and all you have is rubble and ash, the burnout of WorldCom still leaves an enormously valuable telephone infrastructure in place," said Gene Kimmelman, director of the Washington office of the Consumers Union advocacy group.