Sentence examples for from being overworked from inspiring English sources

Since spending a week on injured reserve to recover from being overworked, Richter has allowed 10 goals in two starts.

Nearly a third (29%) of employees in the study said they resigned due to feeling burned out from being overworked or lacking a healthy work-life balance.

For the moment, at least, it is a ratio that keeps Lin from being overworked and allows Davis enough minutes to scrape off the rust after missing the first 32 games of the season.

Doctors union the British Medical Association BMAA) said the amended proposals also failed to address medics' concerns around the removal of safeguards, which they say prevent doctors from being overworked.

The trade for Benitez was supposed to keep Rivera from being overworked, but twice in Benitez's six games, Rivera has been used in the eighth to bail him out.

To think that they will be doing their antisocial hours for a significantly lower salary, and that the new contract removes existing safeguards to protect junior doctors from being overworked by hospitals, makes me no longer want to do this job.

"They are being overworked.

In 1775 Wright, just back from Italy, was overworked, exhausted and stressed.

One of them, Ahmet (not his real name) from Morocco, was overworked, bullied and racially harassed as the management uses local chefs as line managers to keep newcomers intimidated.

Whether you revisit your honeymoon resort, check into a quaint bed and breakfast a few hours away or even just take a day trip somewhere, the important thing is to recognize when you and your spouse are overworked from the daily grind.

The adjusters, far from being ethereal guardian angels, are overworked, under-resourced company men.