The phrase
"heavy caseload" refers to having a large amount of work or responsibilities to handle. It often implies a significant amount of work that can be challenging and time-consuming.
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Synonyms for individual words can be found below.
«heavy»
«caseload»
Sentences with «heavy caseload»
- Right now, more than half of Americans live in jurisdictions facing what the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts calls «judicial emergencies»: their empty benches can't handle heavy caseloads. (sentencing.typepad.com)
- ... To require trial judges charged with heavy caseloads of criminal cases to deal in their reasons with every aspect of every case would slow the system of justice immeasurably. (slaw.ca)
- I wasn't even looking for a mid morning snack after the very heavy caseload. (ohsheglows.com)
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