Sentence examples for extraordinary workloads from inspiring English sources
First, health care workers (especially those serving in public health facilities) have to shoulder the impacts of a rapidly increasing disease burden in the general population as growing patient numbers give rise to increasing demands for health services and extraordinary workloads for and pressure on the often lean staff establishments of public health facilities.
It is not difficult to question the extraordinary workload that the Russian conductor Valery Gergiev, who holds major musical appointments in St Petersburg, London and New York, inflicts upon himself.
In defense closing arguments, lawyers for Mr. Convertino and the security officer, Harry R. Smith III, who are being tried together, insisted that both men had been respected government employees whose mistakes, if any, had been unintentional and reflected the extraordinary workload they faced, especially after the Sept. 11 attacks.
An extraordinary workload rests on the small teaching staff.
In spite of an extraordinary workload, he is a dean's-list student.
The workload for Michelle is extraordinary.
This becomes extraordinary relevant within places of high workload, such when driving a car.
Despite the extra workload, the energy and enthusiasm and their commitment to what we were doing was extraordinary".
The loss of Kanté seems particularly costly to Leicester because his extraordinary dynamism makes him one of the players who might have coped fine with the extra workload that the club will have this season by dint of being in the Champions League.
"If we want extraordinary people to dedicate their lives to teaching then we're going to have give them more curricular and pedagogical autonomy and do something about the workload," he says.
