'juggling responsibilities' is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to describe the situation of someone having to balance multiple tasks. For example, "John was always juggling responsibilities between his job, his family, and his studies."
They are too busy juggling responsibilities, paying the bills, studying, raising families — all while weathering gusts of dark emotions or delusions that would quickly overwhelm almost anyone else.
A former youth pastor, he is content now to serve as a member of the congregation, while juggling responsibilities of full-time work and full-time family.
Conservative Chancellor George Osborne concentrated on "hard-working families" - again, those not on huge wages, but juggling responsibilities and striving to keep going.
Although Running Wolf was used to juggling responsibilities, he found that his work as a teaching assistant for two courses during his first semester pushed him beyond what he was able to manage gracefully.
Berusch: Finding a balance in co-parenting is an art, and juggling responsibilities is one of the key ingredients to successfully raising a child.
Juggling responsibilities And now there are other signs of hope for Fatu.
Ms. Saunders, meanwhile, who is now 41, earned a local reputation as a superwoman -- juggling responsibility for her twin daughters with her husband, Matthew Roeser, a financier.
However, juggling responsibility is a challenge – hospitals are about cure rather than care.
(Sally, daughter of Victoria) However, juggling responsibility is a challenge – hospitals are about cure rather than care.
After eight years with the company, Sells was promoted in 1968 to manage a troubled asbestos facility in Illinois, where it was his job to juggle responsibilities that sometimes seemed to conflict keeping the plant profitable, keeping it productive, and keeping it safe.
I have discovered that in New York, pretty much everyone is juggling multiple responsibilities.
