Sentence examples for average age of staff from inspiring English sources

"The average age of staff drawing their NHS pension is 62.

For a start, the average age of staff working in the new building, where Schröder cut the ribbon on 27 March, is just 32.

It can be also seen that the proposed methodology produces result in close agreement with the actual number of vehicles produced on the same assembly line at plant A. In these plants, equipments are new and average age of staff is 40 years.

The average age of its staff is twenty-seven.

As the average age of your staff increases, the harder it is to break even.

The average age of its staff is 28; 40% of them have been at the firm for less than two years.

The average age of its staff is just 26, a deliberate attempt by founder and chairman Sir James Dyson to try to keep the company on its toes.

It is the kind of break-down-the-walls company where the head of human resources is called the chief people officer, and where the average age of the staff was 24 before Eric Ober, 58, balding and avuncular, was brought in as chief executive a few months ago.

The results for the average age of teaching staff are again ambivalent: In Germany, having younger teachers is related to a higher level of students' CIL (β = −.19), whereas in Norway the result is the opposite (β = .39).39

The average age of the writing staff on "Law and Order" is 46, he said.

The average age of the medical staff respondents was 42 ± 10 years; the patients' 46 ± 18 years.