Sentence examples for * the understaffed from inspiring English sources

At the understaffed S.E.C., morale is poor.

Prosecutors pushed back, suggesting that the understaffed intelligence unit was doing the best it could with what it had.

Investigations later established that substandard operating and safety procedures at the understaffed plant had led to the catastrophe.

He said the understaffed peacekeeping department had not done enough to alert peacekeepers to the damage caused by AIDS.

But the understaffed mental health agency put Mr. Troy's case on a waiting list for three or four months.

Roughing up the understaffed P.R. department, John McEnroe called the inability to hype the men as "one of the ATP's shortcomings".

Because of that, and because a spate of retirements left the department understaffed even though the city has hired new recruits, the department exceeded its overtime budget this year by tens of millions of dollars.

This has left the agency understaffed and hamstrung at the very moment when the markets are plummeting, public confidence is crumbling, and congressional leaders are harrumphing about the effect all this will have on the midterm elections.

The product was underdeveloped, the team understaffed, and users weren't exactly sure why they needed a version of Snapchat where the only main difference was that you had to cover the iPhone's proximity sensor to record.

Reporters and editors started working from home, leaving the newsroom understaffed, particularly late at night.

But the Army, understaffed and underequipped in Iraq to begin with, is struggling to win a war and to keep as many of its soldiers alive as possible.