"Unmanageable workloads, a lack of support, questions over quality and a third of women fearful to consider maternity leave paints a pretty grim picture of life for the modern academic".
Whether they are right about 20% of revenue being the cutoff between manageable and unmanageable interest payments is an empirical question that their experience presumably informs.
No one raised questions about fraudulent accounting, incompetent sales staff or unmanageable levels of debt, all issues that have plagued Xerox the last couple of years.
My head was completely awash with unmanageable stuff.
"At any given time, there could be dozens of customers at the food windows, and to ask these mostly elderly volunteers to log in each purchase by description became unmanageable and extremely frustrating," Mr. Craigmile wrote in answer to a question about why he removed the cash registers.
And 54% of the 1,100 UK social workers questioned by the British Association of Social Workers (BASW) said their caseloads were "unmanageable".
While such screening might exclude some students, the researchers said, they also pose the question: Would screening the applicants help avoid train wrecks of unmanageable debt?
There's something about that question, from him, the real concern in it, that engulfs me in unmanageable emotion, a wash of sadness I had no idea I was feeling.
Given the broad review question, attempts to vastly expand the search risked increasing the number of hits to unmanageable levels.
No one questions the need to identify billing mistakes; but the flood of new auditors is deluging hospitals with redundant audits, unmanageable medical record requests and inappropriate payment denials.
