Sentence examples for today's workload from inspiring English sources

2) The "What Do I Need To Learn for this Job?" Conversation: Your job isn't just about applying what you know how to do right now to today's workload.

By responding to 80% of these or so, you can effectively reduce tomorrow's workload by a huge margin.

The combination between 1994's activity data and 2004's workload assessment is justified since committees' missions have remained the same and there is no reason why the registration or the expert evaluation should take more or less time in 1994 compared to 2004.

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Although he had begun recording Dark Horse in late 1973, Harrison's workload over the following year ensured that he was rushing to complete the album in October 1974 before beginning a North American tour with Shankar on 2 November.

"We'll be able to offer an end-to-end lifecycle that fits today's changing workloads and infrastructure.

Today's I/O-intensive workloads require architectures whose performance scales with increasing storage capacity.

In the Second Circuit, which covers New York, Connecticut and Vermont, he noted that no positions had been created since 1984, while the circuit's workload has risen by almost 70percentt.

Amano has said the task of monitoring the interim deal agreed in Geneva in November 2013 doubled the IAEA's workload in Iran.

Manager Joe Girardi said he would limit Rodriguez's workload this spring by using him as a designated hitter, restricting his innings and giving him more days off.

And Spurs boss Pochettino has said he will not be rushing to buy another forward this month to ease Kane's workload.