Sentence examples for managing the workload from inspiring English sources

It was managing the workload on the England players that remained one of Lloyd's greatest concerns.

Managing the workload of starting phenoms is a source of great debate now, and Sale is an interesting case.

One of Girardi's strengths has always been managing the workload of his veterans, making sure they play enough to stay fresh, but not so much that they wear down.

Mason felt pulled at times between his academic and consulting duties, and not only in terms of managing the workload.

The societies indicated the possibility of receiving a second opinion and consultation in difficult cases and in facilities with limited experience, easier access to images and patient's history, and bypassing the shortage of radiologists and thus managing the workload as the benefits of insourcing.

After the trial my manager and I agreed the role was going well, and that I could manage the workload.

As a teacher, my past career experience allows me to manage the workload better.

This will help me to manage the workload, and feel confident going into the exam, and help me do well.

"I have to manage the workload of the players and at the end of the day I still think I maybe brought too many experienced players here".

The commission has been hiring rapidly to prepare for a nuclear renaissance, but officials there were counting on standardization, if not quite mass production, as a way to manage the workload.

But McNamara has no plans to manage the workload of key players such as Ellis and Sinfield – who played a masochistic total of 41 matches for club and country in 2012, 40 of them as captain.