Sentence examples for recent workload from inspiring English sources

Dennis Cook was careful yesterday not to complain about his recent workload.

Despite his recent workload, Benitez was throwing hard, 96 miles an hour, and his location was mostly fine.

When he saw that Motte was not ready, La Russa called the bullpen again, but he said Lilliquist heard him say "Lynn," for Lance Lynn, who was not supposed to pitch at all because of his recent workload.

Ken Clarke, a Tory MP who has run the finance, education and health departments as well as the Home Office, rejects the idea that it is too big for one minister, or that "the various bits of the Home Office will liaise better if you put them in separate departments".A second theory explains the Home Office chaos as an inevitable result of the department's recent workload.

For example, a recent workload analysis among doctors, nurses and COs in Kenya indicates the severe shortage of COs at rural facilities [ 5].

Despite recent residency workload and hour limitations, little research on the relationship between workload and learning has been done.

Chelsea made five changes from the team that had surrended tamely in midweek against QPR with Ba's arrival granting Torres a respite after his recent heavy workload.

Recent works in workload modeling that are relevant to cloud computing include [20]-[22] [20]-[22]

The Giants had considered pitching Jack Sanford in that game due to Jones' recent heavy pitching workload.

Participants indicate that in recent years the workload has increased.

One of the most positive aspects of the latest survey was a rise in employment, which suggests that firms have some confidence in the sustainability of the recent increases in workloads – something we haven't seen for some time".