Sentence examples for could staff up from inspiring English sources

"We could staff up and make 1,000 pies, but I'm not unhappy that we don't," said Ms. Heston, Wickham's owner.

The new crew could certainly hire him as they staff up, but they could hire somebody else, too.

And when the company in question is a startup, it could be staffing up fast, and often without large HR departments to handle that workload.

That office needs to be staffed up.

Part of that means staffing up.

"Our preliminary work suggests providers will be able to attract quality staff - using the new ratios could enable nurseries to pay staff up to £3,000 more per year".

GMB union members began a week-long strike last Friday in protest at changes to staff conditions which the union says could cost some of its staff up to £4,000 a year.

"He could hire an executive producer and staff up," said one executive who has worked with him.

"This is a Texas-sized party" is the best icebreaker he and his staff could come up with, it appears.

Philips refused to say how many staff could end up losing their jobs because of the latest upgrades, but said he hoped many could be redeployed.

Robert's name was added to a board near the doorway so that the staff could follow up to ensure a local counselor actually met with him.