Sentence examples for close to burnout from inspiring English sources

I have been seriously close to burnout myself.

In the spring of 1976, David Bowie was dangerously close to burnout from fame and drugs.

The Harvard Business Review finds that 80percentt of employees say they are close to burnout.

After two years, Mottet came close to burnout, and made the decision to cut her work hours so she could sustain the job long-term.

A colleague likely has much more insight into what another team member's mindset is than does the boss, so when they tell you that one of your project managers is feeling dangerously close to burnout or suggest that there's a way to distribute existing workload more equitably, heed their words.

So many were close to burnout and there was no one there to care for THEM".

I referred to Ricki as the title character earlier, though Streep may as well be credited as the Flash, too: she's the hot, close-to-burnout lightbulb around which this film amiably flits.

"I think he's getting close to a burnout kind of thing," said Sam Smith, a former Chicago Tribune sports writer, basing this not on anything Mr. Axelrod told him.

"I always worked part time throughout grad school, and when I coupled that with a full-time internship and full-time classes for even just part of one semester, I came pretty close to experiencing burnout.

31 Their burnout scores and prevalence of high burnout were very close to that of nurses.

The dimensions 'overload', 'lack of development and 'neglect', belonging to the "frenetic", underchallenged" and "worn-out" subtypes, respectively, comprise a definition of burnout that comes close to the standard and typological approaches [ 18].