Sentence examples for overwork has been from inspiring English sources

"Overwork has been an issue for quite a while," said Peter Rachleff, a history professor at Macalester College in St . Paul

Karoshi, or death by overwork, has been a part of the Japanese lexicon and a legally recognized cause of death since the 1980s.

Although Karojisatsu, which translates to "suicide from overwork," has been a phenomenon in Japan for decades, this is the first time that an employer has been considered legally culpable for causing an employee's mental collapse without a court also claiming the worker was negligent for agreeing to work an insane schedule.

18 26 In physicians, there is some evidence suggesting that LWH can result in impacts such as stress, depression, burnout, injuries, fatigue and sleep deprivation, 27 29 and overwork has been considered one of the most stressful features of physicians' work.

At times this version of Kid Creole and the Coconuts felt slightly overworked; Mr. Darnell has been flashing the lining of his zoot suit for a long time.

They have great hair masks too, for when my hair has been overworked.

Movement, music and spatial composition combine into something beyond conventional meaning: a stunning and objectivist approach to a score that has been overworked as a Modernist symbol.

(In fact, historically, NASA's problem has been overworking people: in 1973, the exhausted crew of Skylab 4 actually staged a relaxation rebellion and took an unscheduled day off).

"I think that's still a juxtaposition that's really interesting, that I don't think has been overworked," she said, adding that she liked that Mr. Newsome covers it in a multitude of styles -- collage, video, performance.

The phrase "a new New Deal" (mea culpa: I popularized it in the fall) has been overworked by the media to describe the Obama administration--and the White House has not suggested other words.

The "news" that the Oregon vote will likely push him past a new threshold _ of gaining a majority of pledged delegates _ has been so overworked already that Mr. Obama doesn't even need to declare it.