Sentence examples for a skilled staff from inspiring English sources

Within two years Mr. Robinson had a skilled staff of 17 Cambodians handling most aspects of production.

Former colleagues described him as a skilled staff member in a political caldron where Democrats were often negotiating among themselves as much as they were with Republicans.

But let us give George W. Bush credit for something beyond efficiency, beyond assembling a skilled staff and beyond being smarter than "Saturday Night Live" gives him credit for.

Van Gordon Sauter, president of CBS News, said yesterday: "We have evolved the broadcast in an orderly fashion and to the point that it has a coherent concept, a skilled staff, and a strong bank of stories.

For my organization, this back-to-basics approach is focused on creating a culture that is in touch with human emotions and is run by a skilled staff that is enthusiastic about what we are trying to do.

They have a skilled staff of engineers with a multitude of various disabilities, including those are blind, low vision, deaf, hard of earing, have mobility impairments, and more.

The station was established in 1996 with money from the emir of Qatar and now has a highly skilled staff of Arab journalists, many of whom made their careers working for the BBC and other respected European broadcasters.

Besides an increasing demand and a shortage of skilled staff, some participants also cited a lack of investment in clinics and equipment as being barriers to providing a quality service We have a long waiting list in one particular area because there are no clinics based in that particular area.

But it's a tricky move, out of a team of highly skilled staff in a professional kitchen and into a school setting where staff are traditionally low-paid and low-skilled.

With sky-high starting salaries for the top candidates and a dearth of skilled staff across the industry, this is a profession with a huge thirst for new talent.

In this setting, there are few obstacles to capturing data on stillbirths systematically, and extending registrations to a maternity database remains a question of prioritizing resources in a setting where skilled staff shortage is the main limitation of the health care system.