Sentence examples for pressures to multitask from inspiring English sources

For white-collar employees, pressures to multitask are largely self-imposed.

Handling information flows can take a toll on employee well-being, with some employees experiencing "technostress" from the pressure to multitask and to respond to Emails quickly.

And it's a vicious cycle: the less efficient, the more stressed, the more pressure to multitask.

This is a headache enough when not under any pressure, but you're asked to multitask while dodging pieces of futuristic architecture, enemy fighters, and incoming projectiles.

This is a headache enough when not under any pressure, but you're asked to multitask while dodging pieces of futuristic architecture, enemy fighters and incoming projectiles.

To multitask?

Its inability to multitask.

Others choose not to multitask.

Our city elements have to multitask.

"We have to be able to multitask.

"I like to multitask," she said.