Sentence examples for largest caseload from inspiring English sources

New York City is struggling to cope with the largest caseload of homeless families in its history.

South Africa, where AIDS was barely acknowledged for years and whose president remains doubtful even now about its cause, today holds the dismal distinction of having the world's largest caseload of H.I.V. infection and AIDS, 4.5 million.

A Feb. 28 agency document calculating backlogs showed 28 months in low-volume Detroit, 11 months in Phoenix, 9 months in Baltimore, 21 months in Miami and 13 months in Los Angeles, which handles the largest caseload in the nation.

Juan Osuna, director of the DOJ's office for immigration review, told senators that the backlog – calculated at the beginning of last week – represented the "largest caseload the agency has ever seen" and was caused by an increase in migrants and a lack of resources to deal with them.

He was one of 10 judges added to the powerful Western appeals court in the last years of President Carter's term, the last significant expansion of the court that carries the largest caseload in the federal judiciary.

Saddled with the fifth largest caseload in the country (with 704 students per school counselor), the counselors in our state are used to being overworked and under appreciated, but they've been hoping things might change that would make their work easier.

With one of the largest caseloads among the nation's 53 immigration courts, and with nearly half its cases concerning asylum, New York illustrates the crunch that judges face in many big cities where complicated matters crowd the docket.

The proposals include centralizing personnel functions, consolidating local courts into regional courts and changing the way judges are compensated, ensuring that those with the largest caseloads are paid the most.

Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone are bearing the largest caseloads, with 3,685 cases (probable, confirmed and suspected) reported by the end of August.

"I was working longer hours and had a larger caseload.

We have to have a very large caseload to make it sustainable.