Sentence examples similar to has a heavier workload from inspiring English sources
Kingfisher also has a heavy workload with a plan to close 60 B&Q stores while it opens nearly 150 more Screwfix outlets in the coming years.
But he would not speculate about how the treatments might affect Mr. Giuliani, who has a heavy workload as mayor and who has said he will re-evaluate his candidacy for the United States Senate.
However, the conventional system re-calibration method needs to disassemble the system and move back to the indoor laboratory with high precision turntable, which is costly and has a heavy workload.
Nurses have also described how difficult it is to change old habits and relearn new methods such as MI, and that it is easy to revert to old conversation techniques when one is tired or has a heavy workload.
Manager Micky Adams insisted that Horsfield would have a heavier workload over the 2010 11 season, and would have to "formulate a catalogue of players" and "get to know all the leagues at all levels".
In other words, each intern would have had a heavier workload and, therefore, more opportunities to make errors.
About two thirds of public HWs (67%) also felt that they had a heavier workload than their colleagues in the private and NGO health sectors.
