Sentence examples for clusters of staff from inspiring English sources

Colorful Post-its with baffling messages such as "cucumber" and "Java" are stuck on walls where clusters of staff congregate in stand-up discussions.

She and her husband (until his death, in 2005) were mainstays of the Center; I happened to be there on Thursday afternoon, and, as word of her death made its way through the building, clusters of staff and visitors began sharing memories of their encounters with the couple.

The three subscales represent three different clusters of staff attitudes and are named as follows.

Compounding a lack of qualified staff to drive the cluster was departure of staff who were strong advocates for the cluster.

A good number of respondents from hospitals that would treat EVD patients (30; 37 %) as well as the other hospitals that would transfer suspected cases to specialized centers (29; 41 %) stated that action is needed to have a system in place which monitors clusters of patients and staff with unexplained fever.

On Thursday, at a standing-room-only launch party flickering with flash bulbs, Hu officially launched Caixin, her new media group, a cluster of magazines staffed by many of the top editors and reporters who worked with her in the past and have followed her to the new venture.

Advisers deployed to the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mozambique, the Occupied Palestinian Territory and Yemen assisted in building the technical capacity of staff and cluster partners on gender-equality services.

Cluster 2, which consisted of "work of staff member" and "role," was different from the other clusters.

In late July, Samaritan's Purse withdrew from Liberia after a cluster of EVD among staff members, and the ETUs then depended largely on MOHSW staff, with limited international support.

They're the remnants of a cluster of family and staff, women mostly, who clustered around Cosey, behaving like "court personnel fighting for the prince's smile".

These staff members identify clusters of sickness linked to potentially dangerous strains of bacteria like E. coli and salmonella, and their absences have significantly reduced the center's ability to respond to an outbreak.