Sentence examples similar to untenable workloads from inspiring English sources
If American students really were laboring under this sort of untenable workload, I would be leading the charge for the emancipation of our children.
A cut off of 9 or 10 correctly identified all women with definite minor depression but the original researchers considered that there would be an untenable workload for health visitors if health visitors used this lower threshold.
In addition, the lack of enough staff to perform all requisite jobs led to the feeling of an untenable workload: "We have few staff" and: "I'm supposed to have counselors… They are not available" and: "the burden is too big from a Monday to Saturday, the work load is too big".
Most of my contemporaries have now also left their jobs as workloads have increasingly become untenable.
It realised in hindsight that her job was "untenable" at the time she assessed Victoria, and that her workload was unreasonable and stressful.
Sometimes an employee wants to quit because of an untenable working situation: an overbearing boss, a difficult co-worker, a crushing workload.
The workload for processing visas has tripled, he said, adding that with each day the wait for an appointment increases, sometimes becoming untenable for people who need to travel immediately.
These contentions are untenable.
The objection is untenable.
