Sentence examples for overwork by from inspiring English sources

A special study on overwork by the Families and Work Institute (FWI) reveals that that one in three of all U.S. employees can be considered chronically overworked.

Scurich said they often ran meetings and attended events together this year, but admitted they are working on curbing overwork by dividing their responsibilities and their time more equitably.

Of course, these seven words aren't the only ones overworked by book reviewers.

The author's gift for nonchalantly off-the-wall humor is overworked by a narrative that is relentlessly bright.

He has made no assurance of considering, let alone securing, the maintenance of safeguards that prevent unsafe out-of-contract overworking by doctors.

The funny thing to us about a financier is that, at the moment of winging a Scotch grouse, he can feel terribly overworked by the American government.

That counteracts overworking by boosting productivity – staying at one's desk means you have the same visual stimulation whereas changing your surroundings stimulates more creative thinking".

Paul Doll is the second narrator, a vainglorious buffoon stricken with self-pity for being ill-treated by his wife (who loathes him) and overworked by his superiors (who disdain him).

They're expendable manpower in the war to man the desks, mops and bottom-drawer duties of the behind-the-scenes world of luxury hotels, where they're unnoticed by the public, and underpaid and overworked by their employers.

"The single greatest standard used in assessing the quality of wine is complexity," he also said then and, while the word is overworked by critics, it's still true.

Many people are overworked by their companies, and therefor fear playing catch-up when they return.