Sentence examples for strained workload from inspiring English sources
In March, the school board voted to allocate $250,000 of the district's budget to hiring two more full-time therapists for the high schools, which will relieve the strained workload of the counseling staff.
We then made additional adjustments for the potential work-related confounding variables (physical strain, workload, time pressure, job autonomy).
In some districts, the increased pace is straining the workload of administrators.
"Requiring submission of detailed evidence of five employer contacts each and every week through automated and voice response systems that are already strained by high workloads will only lead to more system breakdowns," said NELP director Christine Owens in a statement.
Collaborative care seems to be of vital importance in times characterised by an intensified workload and strained healthcare finances, often resulting in inadequate nursing staff (cf. [ 20]).
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This reversal of dilatation and asymmetric hypertrophy appears to be related to the more uniform distribution of myocardial strains and workload in the resynchronized heart [ 14, 53] (Fig. 7).
report released today that detailed the agency's financial needs, Harvey L. Pitt, chairman of the S.E.C., agreed that his agency was strained because its financing had not grown commensurate with its workload.
Furthermore, adaptation to workload and strain on hooves at extreme speed and for long duration are not taken into consideration in any study on riding sport horses or draught horses.
The head of the General Accounting Office warned today that the Securities and Exchange Commission was "increasingly strained" because it did not have the financing to do its job while its workload has been rising.
