Sentence examples for training burdens from inspiring English sources

Dasburg quickly won converts by scaling back a hated restaurant redesign and kitchen overhaul that the Cimmarustis figure would have cost $250,000 per franchise while saddling franchisees with extra staffing and training burdens to man the new broilers.

He quickly won converts by scaling back a hated restaurant redesign and kitchen overhaul that the Cimmarustis figure would have cost $250,000 per franchise while saddling franchisees with extra staffing and training burdens.

Improve literacy rates among community health workers: Low literacy among health workers in isolated areas adds to the recruitment and training burden.

Spreading the training burden, however, seems to be yielding dividends – even if it makes it harder to distinguish between the Godolphin adventure, with its elaborately political self-image, and the pragmatic operation of the other great powers on the Turf.

And IT guys will like it as well, simply because it reduces the training burden.

This has the advantage of spreading the training burden, making the most effective use to the training opportunities and increasing the efficiency and safety of the surgery.

Meeting this training need places an additional training burden on clinical surgical staff who are primarily engaged in catering to patients' need for these surgical procedures.

31 32 However, the training burden is reduced during this period and a decrease in methacholine responsiveness cannot be excluded.

Local hospitals provide medical care for the local area and do not have a great training burden.

Thus it is possible that Soldiers in the PSEP group may have perceived the back education class as an additional training burden, as opposed to value added training designed to improve their ability to cope with back pain.

Initially, the biologists generally view the added collaborators as something of a training burden, but most have a good attitude about it and are motivated by working with talented students and the prospect of gaining new insights into questions that are deeply interesting to them.