multitask

• When people multitask, they are not committed to a project. —  No Fluff Just Stuff
• Some extra memory will improve your machine's ability to multitask, while a faster hard drive will enhance file writing. —  PC Plus
• Barack Obama at first refused to do so because he claimed that the president would have to be able to multitask, he claimed that the president would have to be able to deal with more than one issue at a time. —  Political Grind Network
• "It offers the ability to multitask, it has 3G, it has a touchscreen, it has a software QWERTY keyboard like the iPhone," he explained. multi-touch like the iPhone, it does provide haptic feedback -- a vibration response that users can feel. —  MacNewsWorld
• Does she know how to mentor, to lead, to incentivize others, multitask, delegate and monitor multiple and diverse incidents and personnel? —  ROFASix

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