Sentence examples for overwork of from inspiring English sources

"We deeply regret failing to prevent the overwork of our new recruit.

After confirming what the festivalgoer had told him with the Maradu Police, Venkitachalam filed a complaint with the state's Forest Department claiming the illegal overwork of elephants and the explosion of dangerous fireworks in their vicinity.

None of which should be taken to detract from the terrific performances of Mr. Tessier, who sang vividly in the descriptive mode, or Mr. Müller-Brachmann, who finally brought warmth to Jesus but also faded vocally toward the end, partly, perhaps, because of the overwork of the added arias.

Supported by milestones such as the Libby Zion case in 1984 [2], directives were developed against overwork of clinical personnel for the benefit of patients.

Differences in muscle activity may be a sign of a neuromuscular compensation to decrease the overwork of the medial longitudinal arch.

Nightingale had believed the mortality rates were due to poor nutrition and overworking of soldiers.

Forty per cent of the Africans live in hopelessly overcrowded and, in some cases, drought-stricken reserves, where soil erosion and the overworking of the soil makes it impossible for them to live properly off the land.

But several years ago the authors of Animal Aid's Riding for a Fall survey accused the equine world of a whole range of misdemeanours, including the harmful disruption of mares' breeding cycles and the dangerous overworking of stallions at stud.

Chris Roebuck, a visiting professor of leadership at Cass business school who has held senior HR roles at international banks, told the Financial Times that the overworking of junior employees was an increasing problem in the City.

This crazing is most likely due to the overworking of the surface by the finishers.

The tension can be associated with, for instance, sharing [scarce] resources with the displaced (Kamungi 2013) or overworking of teachers.