Sentence examples similar to workload expanding from inspiring English sources

Mr. Peel came of age during an explosion of interest in dining out, and his workload expanded to keep pace.

If your workload expands beyond what's reasonable and cuts into your family time, that's an opportunity to negotiate for more resources or to change the scope of your role.

In 2006 the average workload expanded to $7 million and, in 2008, to $10.6 million, while also demanding of the workforce increasingly complex contracting skills.

The workload expanded from 750 blood-gas samples per month to 2038 samples per month.

Today loggly is launching its "Generation 2" service that according to the company, features a new user interface, new analytical tools and a scaled-out architecture to handle the workloads and expanding customer base.

Doherty's profile and his workload have expanded in recent years.

Under the intervention addressed here, FCHVs increased their workload and expanded their role and relationship with the community.

Despite an expanding workload, the FTC's authorities and resources haven't changed much.

An expanding workload and cuts in funds have left the Internal Revenue Service unable to adequately perform either of its primary duties — collecting taxes and providing the public with reasonable service, according to a report released Wednesday by the I.R.S.'s internal monitor.

Capability of a system/ model/function/algorithm to cope and perform under an increased or expanding workload (data volume).

Smaller states like Zambia, Benin, Albania and Sierra Leone have been surprisingly effective at bridging competing alliances and supportive of pro-human rights outcomes despite the daunting demands of an expanding workload.