Sentence examples for workload led from inspiring English sources

The Essex player said the rigours of the extra workload led to him falling ill last December and that he had decided to put his family first.

The inability to sustain substantial benefit from this exercise and the generally low workload led to the closing of the evening clinics in late 1988.

Fowler initially established a practice as a consulting engineer in the Yorkshire and Lincolnshire area, but, a heavy workload led him to move to London in 1844.

In 2001, The Princeton Review placed Tech among the 10 toughest colleges and universities in the United States and later reported that Tech's heavy workload led to "overly stressed" students with "minimal time for social functions".

However, a study carried out in Kisumu, western Kenya [ 29] highlighted that the reduction in numbers of staff, coupled with increased workload led to burnout, which health workers admitted led to impatience and irritation with clients.

Ultimately, a desirable level of mental workload leads to improvements in design communication as information is able to be retained.

Increased teaching workload leads to low research productivity and women academics are more burdened at work compared to men (Peetz et al. 2014a, 2014b).

Setting q ≈ 0 while simultaneously reducing the number of operating cells (K), corresponds to the first approach used when total workload leads to underutilized resources.

He's also been used for punt and kickoff returns and hopes the heavy workload leads to opportunities beyond his final two college seasons.

Instead of two people doing the job of three, the work is spread out evenly, and having a manageable workload leads to less stress on employees, making them more motivated.

This higher inherent workload leads to a higher catecholamine state, which causes less difference between baseline and peak exercise heart rate and a slower heart rate recovery after exercise.