Sentence examples for difficult personnel from inspiring English sources

All teams are grappling with difficult personnel decisions dictated by the league's salary cap.

My impression was that Jill was the only department head who wouldn't take ownership of sensitive stories and difficult personnel matters".

A bad movie, to be sure — and yes, I'm aware of opinions to the contrary (thanks, Twitter) — but also a movie about difficult personnel issues.

Officer McMellon's departure for the Fire Department would eliminate a difficult personnel decision for Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik, who must decide whether the other officers should remain on the police force.

If Officer McMellon moves to the Fire Department, it will eliminate a difficult personnel issue for police officials, who would no longer have to deal with the tension surrounding the administrative charges against him.

The worst part is being forced to make difficult personnel decisions.

While kits have made extracting DNA and RNA from complex samples feasible in a laboratory setting, the manual steps and additional equipment requirements which often include an incubator, microcentrifuge, and physical lysis equipment make preparation difficult for personnel with limited training, few laboratory resources, or in remote locations.

It is difficult for personnel in a country where FMD is endemic, to appreciate why they should undertake contingency planning (even though there are circumstances for which they should, such as introduction of a new virus type), when their concern is more likely to be with planning routine control activities.

In many cases, union rules will make it difficult to isolate personnel decisions to a single line.

"It's very difficult for our personnel and our animals to get into the thickets," Captain Weber said.

Pulmonary ventilation of patients implanted with a nasogastric tube is often difficult for medical personnel, since air leakage through the facemask and nasogastric tube interface is inevitable.