Sentence examples for the serious workload from inspiring English sources

However, Dr Chaand Nagpaul, chair of the British Medical Association's GPs' committee, says general practice does not need another reorganisation: "Instead, we should be focusing on tackling the serious workload and financial challenges facing GP practices, and supporting them … rather than wasting resources rearranging the NHS's already complicated bureaucracy".

Some will no doubt argue against retroactivity, either out of fear that releasing individuals earlier will permit them re-offend sooner or out of concern for the serious workload that federal courts will have to take on in order to process so many applications for sentence reduction.

"This chapel resolves to campaign against these proposals and to highlight the serious problems facing journalists in all sections over pay, workloads and stress and to work towards a genuinely fair settlement for all staff and casuals".

In the meantime, the workload has grown.

It's only a matter of time before we know the full picture of what AMD's next generation processor architecture brings to bear, potentially providing a strong competitive threat to Intel's core business of processors for serious computing workloads around the world.

This is not a serious limitation as the processor workload of computers in a typical network exceeds single digit values only occasionally.

Dave Penman, the head of the senior civil servants' union the FDA, said he has spoken to members who have raised serious concerns about implementing the enormous workload from a Brexit at a time of staff cuts.

Several other studies have also found that the ever-increasing workload was a serious issue for HSAs [ 11- 13, 23].

"At the moment I feel the workload.

The size of patent applications has doubled over the past two decades, resulting in a dramatic surge in the workload of patent offices all over the world and serious concerns over patent quality standards.

The workload of the committees was substantial.