Sentence examples for on overworked from inspiring English sources

But critics say waiting on overworked defense attorneys and advocacy groups with limited resources to bring cases one at a time misses the urgency of the problem.

And it all rides on overworked networks".

A light-rail system for Seattle, which at present relies largely on overworked buses for public transport, has been in the works since 1993.

Introducing the technologies – some of which can be rented – alleviates the pressure on overworked hospitals and saves on future medical bills, he claims.

The Royal College of GPs (RCGP) welcomed Hunt's efforts to ease pressures on overworked GPs, which he recently described as leaving them feeling like they are "in a hamster's wheel".

Doctors, nurses and NHS managers have condemned government plans to make hospital patients produce their passport before being treated as unworkable and a burden on overworked staff that will not raise the £500m a year ministers hope.

But life had one more cruel trick to play on the overworked Data General employees.The Motorola processor West selected the 88000 never became popular and as a result provided Data General rivals with ammunition to trash the Aviion servers.

The Mets needed, perhaps desperately, a front-line starting pitcher to offset the loss of Tom Glavine, ease the burden on an overworked bullpen and invigorate a fan base that had watched one of the worst late-season collapses in baseball history.

The synopsis reads: "Marvel's Damage Control centres on the overworked and underpaid cleanup crew of the Marvel Universe.

A committed purveyor of journalistic Britishisms, Mr. Metcalf was known to egg on his overworked staff with compliments and other noncash rewards.

Yet there is little public solution to the problem of homemaking and child-rearing, the bulk of which rests on the overworked working wives and mothers.