Sentence examples for ever increasing workloads from inspiring English sources

GPs' ever increasing workloads – not helped by the denigration of the profession by media and politicians – is bringing about a recruitment and retention timebomb.

Not only have mainframes evolved over time to keep up with technology and ever increasing workloads, but so too have the skills required to program them.

"Those who survive the jobs cull can expect a pay freeze, equating to a real terms pay cut, and an ever increasing workload".

"Despite delivering substantial efficiency savings while at the same time facing ever increasing workload pressures and patient demand, today's announcement will continue to see practice income eroded as practice expenses increase disproportionately to income," he said.

Given the ever increasing workload asked of physicians, consideration should be made at a practice management or institutional level on a breakpoint between faculty well-being and associated performance versus excess workload and increased burnout.

With greater emphasis being given to cosmetic results and because of an ever increasing workload, a number of "faster and less traumatizing" techniques have been introduced in the treatment and diagnosis of atypical nevi, including punch, shave, and "scoop shave" biopsies.

"GPs are doing all they can but we are being seriously crippled by a toxic mix of increasing workloads and ever-dwindling budgets, which is leaving patients waiting too long for an appointment and not receiving the time or attention they need and that GPs want to give them".

However, we would stress that it is these increasing workloads that our officers are trying to cope with, with fewer officers than ever before," he said.

Hospital doctors face constantly increasing workloads.

"GPs are keen to do more for their patients, but we are heaving under the pressure of ever-increasing workloads and diminishing resources.

Late middle age sees a collision between ever-increasing workloads, with multiple projects and responsibilities and deadlines and demands - and diminishing cognitive powers.