Sentence examples for handle a workload from inspiring English sources
Be more responsible with your chores before your parents know you want to be homeschooled so they'll see that you can be responsible enough to handle a workload without thinking it's just pandering.
There is then an e-tray exercise which tests prospective fast streamers' ability to handle a typical workload.
But he fumed at the implications of the decision, because it fed directly into the news media's conventional wisdom that he was wearing down, that he couldn't handle a full workload.
"On the one hand you learn at a very early age how to handle a huge workload and the value of working hard, but on the other hand you've also just memorized a bunch of obscure words that you forget later".
OSTP has deliberately boosted the size of its temporary staff to handle a growing workload, says Lane, who likes the results of those efforts.
And I am – this is not a sexual innuendo, but it's going to sound like it – I'm able to handle a big workload.
For the six-threaded GPU-BLAST, the total speedup is smaller and the difference between the ungapped and gapped version diminished because the CPU can handle a bigger workload leaving a smaller margin to the GPU to speedup the total running time.
Although left tackle Will Beatty (back) is showing he can handle an increasing workload, it is unclear whether he will rejoin the starting lineup against Tampa Bay.
Of course, her colleagues at the Administrative Office of the Courts may have had reason to worry about that very fact, and to wonder whether her hands might be too full to handle an ordinary workload.
An article on Sunday about President Clinton's radio address on the regulation of tobacco misstated the House title and ranking of Representative J. C. Watts of Oklahoma, who said the Food and Drug Administration could not handle an added workload.
