Sentence examples for through overwork from inspiring English sources

A GP commissioner making a medical error simply through overwork is a real danger.

More employees are falling ill from stress, or worse, succumbing to karoshi, death through overwork.

Through overwork and now tragedy, we had fallen into a rhythm of mutual avoidance.

Americans were endangering their mental and physical health through overwork, and many were turning gray before their time — ten years earlier than the British, Spencer believed.

Some unfortunate underage urchin will nod off through overwork and undersleep, topple into a machine and get grabbed and dragged in and spun into cloth … Not quite.

On Monday, Japan passed new laws setting a legal cap on long work hours following a rise in cases of karoshi – or death through overwork.

Loyalty also appeared to mediate incentives to leave the public sector where dual practice arrangements became unsustainable through overworking, as in the figure above, in cases where private sectors jobs were dropped in favour of public sector jobs.

Additional insights not previously found in the literature include that dual practice may also affect retention by proving unsustainable through overworking, forcing a decisions on whether to stay in the public sector or 'go private' that might otherwise seem less imminent.

Up to two million Cambodians died through execution, overwork, illness and starvation under Khmer Rouge rule from 1975 to 1979.

The regime killed – through starvation, overwork, disease and murder – an estimated 1.7 million people, one-quarter of the country's population.

The ability of nurses to provide compassionate care has been undermined through being overworked on understaffed wards, the new chief inspector of hospitals has said.