Sentence examples for relief workloads from inspiring English sources

Hours before the game, Roberts suggested he did not want to use either Hatcher or Joe Blanton, due to their relief workloads this week.

The proper use of technological solutions could relief pharmacists' workload, sparing time to perform pharmaceutical care functions.

"Not until the crush of civil litigation brought on by the explosion of personal-injury cases in the industrial era did judges begin to appreciate the workload relief plea bargaining promised".

A few GPs also thought that PN involvement may benefit not only patients, but GPs also, offering some relief to their considerable workloads.

Or are they merely easing our workload?

He will not pitch in relief, which involves a lighter workload.

In several situations, such as disaster relief efforts, computer networks, and workload balance, the minimization of the longest route (Min Max) is a better objective function.

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Also, what may seem like "lack of provider motivation" is often a response to already-heavy workloads with no compensatory payment or relief from other existing duties in exchange for assuming additional ones.

While 3 of the 10 Formula One teams in Shanghai can prepare for the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday with a sense of relief, most of their rivals know that their workload has just grown heavier.

As converted starters, Mr Davis, Mr Britton and Baltimore's Andrew Miller might be able to exceed even that workload, and take on a long relief role like the one Tim Lincecum occupied during the San Francisco Giants' victorious playoff run in 2012.