Sentence examples for rising caseload from inspiring English sources

In this, again, Bradford simply illustrates how A&E's rising caseload is increasingly affecting the functioning of other parts of hospitals.

The Crown Prosecution Service is dealing with a rising caseload of allegations involving posts on Twitter and Facebook – about 60 in the last 18 months.

Senior officials from the Defense Department and the V.A. said they had already begun taking measures to speed up the evaluation process, acknowledging that they have struggled at times to keep up with the rising caseload.

And in New York, a team led by Thomas Frieden, now director of the C.D.C., reported in 1991 that M.D.R.-TB accounted for almost a fifth of the city's rising caseload.

Stretched to the limit by budget cuts and a rising caseload — traffic filings alone rose nearly 10 percent to 1.83 million last year — the Los Angeles County justice system has been struggling to contend with what appears to be a growing number of celebrities gone bad, done wrong, or otherwise in need of adjudication.

"It's going to be an epidemic," says Guy Garant, an assistant district attorney in Philadelphia who handles a rising caseload of veterans.

City and state officials say the new court space is desperately needed for a simple reason: rising caseloads.

Their mental incompetence is routinely ignored by immigration judges and deportation officers, who are under pressure to handle rising caseloads and meet government quotas.

The difficulty of the work itself – combined with budget cuts, rising caseloads and staff shortages – can lead to stress, depression and anxiety, along with other mental health problems.

The ruling by the Court of Appeals follows years of steadily rising caseloads for the state's 1,300 judges, whose salaries cannot be reduced while they are on the bench but cannot be raised without an act of the Legislature.

We need to see the trend of rising caseloads reversed, so that social workers have the time necessary to build strong relationships, manage complex situations, and develop their skills, rather than suffering stress and burnout".