Significados de huge workload en inglés

Pharmaceutical Society vice president Rhiannon Braund said it was a huge workload for pharmacists.

This is a huge workload for any new administration.

Though she still has a huge workload, she now has more scope to carve out a schedule that suits her.

Juggling his huge workload in Melbourne with an international endeavour on a congested and expensive European tourist island seemed like insanity.

We're working to protect them from this huge workload. To achieve this, Retter's team combines external insights from NIDMS with in-house research.

She said there weren't enough officers to deal with the huge workload of monitoring all of the garages and mechanics issuing warrants.

That's a huge workload - but add into the equation a rare medical condition and you realise just how determined she is.

The huge workload ensures teachers work an average of 60 hours a week during term time and through their holidays to keep up.

Occasionally I moan about my huge workload or not getting enough support from the university, but I love my job and my colleagues.

Nuno Espírito Santo hopes to make a couple of additions to a squad that has coped admirably with its huge workload so far.

Mr Ahern insisted the "streamlined one-stop shop" to fast-track planning for major infrastructural projects would assist the planning appeals board, which had a " huge workload".

Also, the huge workloads put a lot of pressure on the workers.

School guidance counsellors say they are battling huge workloads because more secondary school students are coming to them with increasingly serious problems.

It could mean the loss of between 50 and 70 staff, and those remaining are likely to be burdened by huge workloads.