Sentence examples for tougher workload from inspiring English sources

And while the actors often performed twice a day, sometimes after traveling more than 500 miles between shows, the eight-person technical crew may have had an even tougher workload: unloading, assembling and taking down the sets for each performance.

Del Potro had the tougher workload of the two heading into the final, with a three-set win over No. 3 Andy Murray in the quarterfinals Friday and then a three-set win over No. 1 Novak Djokovic in the second semifinal Saturday afternoon.

He also said that before a wave of retirements and tougher workloads, the area was regularly staffed by 17 controllers.

"It is a tough workload, but there is still enough time to take other classes," Lyons said.

They had a tough workload and complex cases, but it was their strong structure and internal support which helped so much.

Latest-generation standard voltage Intel® Core™ i7 processors are teamed with speedy DDR3 SDRAM and up to 256GB SSD RAID storage to blaze through the toughest workload with ease.

A couple of days off beforehand can help you clear your mind and come into work refreshed and ready to take on the tough workload.

You need to do both to perform well and to take on tough workloads.

3. June's naturally thriving personality led her to become a national Philippine beauty queen at 19, seek involvement in the arts in parallel with her tough corporate workload, take up TV movie supporting roles after she semi-retired, enjoy swimming with the dolphins and travel to special destinations, like Scotland, pose for magazines as a model (representing different ethnicities) -- and so on!

"Her operating systems course is one of the toughest in terms of workload in the entire catalog, yet it gets extremely high ratings for quality of instruction," Dean Lewis points out.

The Kilcar man admits his GAA workload is "tough to be honest" but in his next breath says "there is nothing really else I would want to do".