Sentence examples for massive workloads from inspiring English sources

Despite the massive workloads on long training rides, with thousands of calories burned, a Tour de France cyclist watches everything he eats in the months before the race to slim down so that his muscles are lean without a scrap of fat to weigh him down on the climbs.

It builds on the methodology of having two different data processing streams on the same system: a real time computing for fast data streams and a batch computing behavior for massive workloads for delayed processing.

All-nighters are an unavoidable reality, usually due to a combination of massive workloads and various degrees of procrastination.

The urgency and "massive workload" of revolution always came first.

"Definitely there's going to be a massive workload for Mr. Bailey, and that's negative.

Hopefully I'll be fresher for the third week as I haven't had a massive workload".

"I do explain to those teachers I recruit from abroad that unfortunately there is a massive workload and there is a disrespect for teachers.

His massive workload also took in hosting a sports show for Southern TV between 1961 and 1963 and the music series Newly Pressed for BBC's Light Programme.

Munster's lineout was less impressive but everywhere else they were on their game, from the electric stepping of Lifeimi Mafi to the massive workload carried by the man of the match, David Wallace.

While many journalists will breathe a sigh of relief that the first module of the Inquiry is over, Lord Justice Leveson still has a massive workload ahead of him as he prepares for the next two thirds.

Survey after survey of professionals in the civil service reveal that stagnant pay, followed by five years of cuts, has resulted in a loss of about 25% of the value of their remuneration package, leading to a demoralised workforce with a massive workload.