Sentence examples for punishing workload from inspiring English sources
It's a punishing workload even under the best of circumstances.
But surely no machinist could bunk off their punishing workload to script these complaints in pristine English, stitch them in and whisk them past a pin-sharp inspector.
In addition to the punishing workload of Course 6, Kulkarni walked onto the women's crew team, where she regularly woke up at dawn to practice.
At the height of a promotional campaign, celebrities do interviews back-to-back-to-back, and they may be at their most irritable because of the punishing workload that comes with repeating oneself for days at a time.
The last three decades are littered with pitchers who endured punishing workloads before age 24 and flamed out in their 30s.
And on Thursday, O'Sullivan, a single parent, revealed he collapsed earlier this season under the workload of the punishing new regime.
All this takes place in an environment of laissez-faire: "everyone is trying to go on with their lives, therefore no one worries about disciplinary measures or about punishing the prevaricators", with lack of career structure, workload and working conditions as attenuating circumstances.
"Management are forcing their will … increasing workloads to an impossible level then punishing people for not being able to do it".
The game was less physically punishing, but both Navratilova and Evert had a heavy workload.
