Sentence examples for a massive staff from inspiring English sources

People have warned the president that he faces a massive staff exodus among senior officials, in part as a result of the working environment that Mr. Kelly has created.

In December, while writing about the spotted history of The New Republic following a massive staff exodus at the magazine, Coates blasted a decision by Sullivan -- a former editor of TNR -- to publish excerpts from Richard Herrnstein and Charles Murray's The Bell Curve, a book widely castigated for making erroneous links between intelligence and race.

In campaigners argue that leaving the EU would cause a massive staffing crisis in the NHS, at a time when thousands of doctor and nurse posts remain vacant.

The Clinton campaign is currently in the midst of what multiple Democratic sources described as a "hiring freeze" for paid organizing positions in the early campaign states where the former Secretary of State is laying the foundations of a massive national staff, with few if any paying jobs available for field operations.

I might have assumed that this extraordinary organization had a large budget and a massive paid staff.

Everything about the Met — its budget, its huge home, its massive staff, its schedule of seven performances a week during its eight-month season and its visibility (everybody has an opinion, whether considered or not) — conspire to suffocate opera.

You had to go through their kitchen, where there'd be a dozen Chinese women chopping carrots and chicken feet for this massive staff meal, and they'd freeze as I teetered through on my insane 6-inch heels in full makeup.

That's true in maternity units across London; there are massive staff shortages across the NHS, it's endemic.

Already struggling with massive staff layoffs, one of the world's major agricultural research centers also lost its director this week.

New technologies and massive staff cutbacks put the oil industry in the comfortable position of having a large spread between the production cost of oil and its market price.

While the tech world waits to see whether Yahoo will accept Microsoft's $44.6 billion takeover bid, Microsoft and Yahoo employees sleep restlessly at the prospect of massive staff cuts if the takeover goes ahead.