Sentence examples similar to often being task from inspiring English sources

Many of the characteristics symbolic of poor safety culture (e.g. lack of resources, poor management, constant change, unclear performance standards [ 90] are found in studies of patient neglect, with care often being task-centric rather than patient-centric (e.g. having staff focus on bureaucratic targets) [ 24, 43].

As a surrogate for the Clinton campaign, Warren has often been tasked with reaching out to younger progressive voters who had previously rallied behind Sanders.

When she was ill or exhausted, as she often was, each task (or child) seemed an insurmountable obstacle standing between her and her time at the typewriter.

Far too often, schools are tasked with bearing the burden of budget cuts, left to deal with a crumbling structure, understaffed facilities, and inadequate materials.

How often are those tasks performed, and how much time do they require?

It has often been a thankless task; many pupils yawn their way through class.

Art has often been assigned the task of beautifying a fortune not so prettily acquired, and perhaps that's how Emma and her family understood her vocation.

Finding a cab in D.C. can often be a difficult task.

The constitution protects us from being jailed for expressing our views, but the court of public opinion can often be a harder task master.

Note that the output of one task can often be an input to the next task.

Simple repetitive tasks often are delegated to employees with lower education or no formal education [ 24].