Sentence examples for workloads left from inspiring English sources

Providers in all focus groups reported that their already heavy clinical workloads left very little time for the task of alert management: "On an average it takes about two to three minutes per alert.

The perception of psychiatric prevalence among GPs in our study was low and the conditions of heavy workload left them with little time to provide a thorough assessment for psychiatric problems.

Many participants indicated that the increase in workload left less time for patients with family planning needs: "I am required to provide services at the clinics and visit households for Family Planning.

They acknowledge that Robinson's heavy running workload leaves him vulnerable to a more serious injury.

That reduced Captain Sullenberger's workload, leaving him freer to focus on other vital tasks, like keeping the wings level.

Chris Morgan would return to write the sequel's screenplay, but departed on April 2009 due to "excessive workload", leaving the task to Evan Spiliotopoulos.

For the six-threaded GPU-BLAST, the total speedup is smaller and the difference between the ungapped and gapped version diminished because the CPU can handle a bigger workload leaving a smaller margin to the GPU to speedup the total running time.

A royal commission into the botched scheme that's been blamed for four deaths heard on Thursday how some bureaucrats were so stressed by their workloads they left the public service.

"Some detective inspectors were concerned that the impact of burnout on those working in this field and of 'compassion fatigue' due to unacceptable workloads has left some officers incapable of recognising any but those they consider the most deserving of complainants," it said.

"Some detective inspectors were concerned that the impact of burnout on those working in this field and of 'compassion fatigue' due to unacceptable workloads has left some officers incapable of recognising any but those they consider the most deserving of complainants.

Making up the workload gap left by your former colleagues who've gotten the axe?