Sentence examples for augment the staff from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, Ricco said the Mets had no plans to augment the staff with a pitcher from outside the organization.
Moody's Analytics is in the business of providing research and data and software, he said, while Copal provides people to augment the staff of banks and other companies.
Less fortunate schools, unable to draw on the goodwill of a local former prime minister to augment the staff numbers, are finding life increasingly difficult.Over the past few years, the shortage of teachers has become schools' biggest problem.
"Having a robot, in this case augmenting the staff, benefits the people who are there so that it helps them serve their customers better," he said.
It provided engineer Support to Operation Joint Endeavor in Bosnia and Kosovo by augmenting the staff of the 412th Engineer Command, and by deploying the 139th and 141st Transportation Company Detachments to the region which were under the brigade's peacetime command and control.
While the Army and Air Force have assigned 340 doctors, nurses, technicians and chaplains from reserve units to augment the medical staff of 1,800, their tours run out in February.
It serves 58 handicapped and non-handicapped children from birth to the age of 5. Specialists in occupational, speech and physical therapy augment the teaching staff.
This winter, his plan was to augment the pitching staff, which is almost every team's priority every off-season, and to mend a hole in baseball's best infield after the team's stylish, free-agent first baseman, John Olerud, signed to play in his hometown, Seattle.
A new leadership team has agreed to help me augment the already strong staff that will continue supporting CIO.
The unit will be "outward focused", with some of its 35 or so employees - Ms Efunshile is looking to "augment" the number of staff - acting as links and development workers with the local partnerships.
"Housewives and young unmarried women, not usually employed, have been hired already to augment the regular store staffs," said The Hartford Courant in the Dec. 1, 1941 issue.
