Sentence examples for much of the workload from inspiring English sources

Aaron Rodgers assumed too much of the workload and, more important, was sacked a league-high 51 times.

The serendipitous character of the collection was heightened and strengthened after 1914, when the long-widowed Winthrop delegated much of the workload of his collecting to Martin Birnbaum.

He was the only boy among five children, and when his father lost a leg in a farm accident when Lloyd was 5, he had to take much of the workload.

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Rogers, a sophomore, received much of the workload, carrying the ball 21 times for 54 yards.

Much of the workload of practice nurses was attributed to the preventive care and surveillance role.

There was, for example, no mention of Lansley's NHS reorganisation – which will put GPs in charge of an £80bn budget, with private companies likely to be taking on much of that workload – in the Conservative election manifesto nor even in the coalition agreement, the seven-page document that serves as the holy, foundational text of this government.

For all these reasons, it is sometimes argued that, in departments with radiology SpRs, much of the measured workload is not primarily undertaken by consultant radiologists, unlike in those departments without SpRs, where all radiology workload is primarily provided at the consultant level.

Publication-oriented design also will make maintenance easier than for taxon-oriented databases, much of the maintenance workload being amenable to automation.

The season trailed off as Powers got much of the late season workload with four consecutive 100-yard efforts in Michigan wins.

"So much of the net new workloads that are being built have an affinity for Linux".