Sentence examples for feel stretched thin from inspiring English sources

Other teachers feel stretched thin and expressed dissatisfaction with having to teach subjects that they have no training in.

Though well performed and produced, both these duets currently feel stretched thin, too often undercut by musical and theatrical non-sequiturs, and leaning on sound and light for mood and effect.

While an enrollment spike can translate into more tuition dollars, it can also mean fewer available study carrels in the library, crowded dining halls and faculty advisors who feel stretched thin.

In May a survey asked 94,000 HP employees to grade the management in 15 categories and, while HP got high marks in seven segments, the workers gave below-average grades in three: The troops said they don't yet understand the adaptive strategy and feel stretched thin by their new roles.

Do you feel stretched thin these days?

No, he responded, he was a student athlete, but one who felt stretched thin.

The Navy feels stretched thin, and wants to expand the fleet by more than 10 percent, to about 320 ships.

Fager delegated the details of vetting the piece to [producer Bill] Owens, whom he'd groomed to be his successor at 60 Minutes but whom some CBS colleagues felt was stretched thin by his duties.

They want to help residents but feel stretched too thin.

But consider this as well: most respondents (57%) at least somewhat agreed with the statement, "I feel stretched so thin, I have nothing left to give".

There is a feeling of being stretched thin.