Sentence examples for deal with workload from inspiring English sources

Cloud computing seems promising for a number of factors: it supports the easy deployment of services with respect to confirmed standard; the size of the available hardware allows to effectively deal with workload variations; preconfigured virtual machines can assist users in quickly performing their analyses.

(FG 2) The category, dealing with workload comprised of experience and awareness relating to increased work ability and help with stress issues.

The second questionnaire dealt with workload-related issues and job satisfaction.

This would cause stress, and you react to this stress by working longer hours to deal with the workload, and eating and drinking more to unwind.

An official said: "It's hugely interesting for us, and we've brought in more people to deal with the workload.

West Ham must hire a manager who can deal with that workload and there cannot be a repeat of what happened when they attempted to replace Grant with Martin O'Neill in January 2011.

Over the past year they received a 64% increase in applications so we have granted them a small increase in their budget to deal with the workload and they have allocated more resources to processing applications to reduce delays".

Saunders had infamously called upon only 14 players during the 1980-81 championship-winning campaign, but knew he had to get extra bodies in to deal with the workload facing Villa during the new season.

As a result it has left social workers on the frontline under a lot more pressure to deal with the workload.

It has grown so large, and so fast, that Janah says Samasource decided to build its own piece of "microwork" software, called the SamaHub, to deal with the workload.

"If we have more equipment, we can deal with our workload with even few staff.