Sentence examples for having to spread from inspiring English sources
Women with families are solving problems all the time in a practical way, they're just having to spread themselves more thinly".
It is not just their ability to make a small number of parts, without having to spread the massive tool-up costs of traditional manufacturing across thousands of items, that makes these machines useful.
After such a frantic opening, the pace finally cooled and Aberdeen began to find their feet, with Clark having to spread himself to deny Rooney at the near post after Peter Pawlett had pulled back from the right.
Another 19th-century invention was the practice of indexing the rank and suit of each card in the top corner or corners, making it possible for players to identify their cards without having to spread them so widely as to risk exposure to opponents.
Heavier, more durable "mobile camouflage systems", essentially conformal duvets with thermal and radar properties, provide a degree of concealment without the delay caused by having to spread nets around a vehicle.
Kennedy brought in friends to work at the company to alleviate some of the pressure of having to spread himself thin, fulfilling the responsibilities of a few too many roles.
