Sentence examples for a strong staff from inspiring English sources

With a strong staff and board, Mr. Levy said he was leaving Lincoln Center in good hands.

Building a strong staff can be a challenge, particularly in Westchester, where employers are often competing with companies in Manhattan.

In an interview, Mr. Paterson acknowledged mistakes and said his inattentiveness to building a strong staff had hurt him.

Mr. Christie, also, would probably be inclined to run a more traditional sort of campaign, building a strong staff around him.

He added: "It is in the government's and public's interest for police to have a strong staff association, as it leads to better policing".

But he cautioned that while Mr. Paterson had the "innate talent to be a successful governor," he would need "a strong staff to keep him focused and organized".

"I'm not arguing that we're better than we were, but we are still a very strong newspaper with a very strong staff," Michael Parks said in an interview this month.

"I'd limit it to the domestic side, but he had a very strong staff presence that served him well," he said.

The campaign has a 30-strong staff including a mix of Liberal Democrats, Labour and non-aligned figures in senior positions, including John Sharkey, formerly of Saatchi and Saatchi, Paul Sinclair, a former adviser to Gordon Brown, and Katie Ghose, the new director of the Electoral Reform Society, who will chair the campaign.

Whoever lands him will need a strong coaching staff and plenty of locker-room leadership.

Their hot start has been aided by a strong starting staff that has combined for a 2.49 earned run average.