Sentence examples for afraid of staff from inspiring English sources

One in three reported that they had been afraid of staff at music venues.

"Am I afraid of a staff uprising?" he asked.

Gorman said that in the past bankers' pay had always increased with revenues, but never came down when revenues came down, as banks were so afraid of losing staff.

Mr Mackey believes most chief executives are afraid of handing their staff this level of responsibility, mainly because they fear they will lose control.

If you are afraid of asking the staff members in the lab, ask the student workers (if they are available); almost every student math lab worker has taken algebra.

Draghi told the Guardian there should be a "more open, flexible, innovative and business-friendly society" that did not disadvantage new workers because companies were afraid of taking on new staff.

Quite simply, I believe some staff are afraid of data and see it as another obstacle to teaching or another thing "we have to do".

David Prior told the Daily Telegraph that even the most senior staff were afraid of speaking out.

It eventually got to the point that staff were afraid of the machine, even when safely ensconced in a booth constructed of bullet-proof glass and quarter-inch-thick steel.

Some patients stop taking their medication, and, afraid of the disapproval of clinic staff, present themselves as new patients at another clinic.

Unsurprisingly therefore, when staff are afraid of blame, many errors in healthcare go unreported, further illustrating the conflict between supervision's educational and supportive functions and its managerial and evaluative functions.