Sentence examples for said workloads from inspiring English sources

From the 101 companies surveyed, a net balance of 2% said workloads had risen in the latest quarter, a sharp decline from 20% in the previous quarter and the weakest result for three years.

Last month, Britain's Andy Murray said workloads needed reviewing, adding the issue would be discussed in Shanghai.

But at 53, after 35 years at the company, he had begun to find the pressures intolerable, he said, with workloads rising for employees in Verizon's land-line operations as the company shifted its focus toward wireless.

Dr Phil White, secretary of the North Wales local medical committee, said current workloads for GPs were "unsustainable".

In a survey of 138 companies in the superyacht industry, half reported an increased workload compared to a year ago, while only 19% – a smaller proportion than last year – said their workload had gone down.

Instead, 68% of respondents said their workload was too high.

Cooper also said his workload prevented him from being in court any sooner than January.

Christopher Denson, a teacher from Coventry, said teachers' workload levels were totally unsustainable.

A further 73% said that workload was having a serious impact on their physical health; 75% on their mental health.

In 1999, she said, her workload increased, but complaints to management were either ignored or met with derision.

Six out of seven (84%) said their workload had increased substantially and 58% worked until at least 7pm.