Sentence examples for diminished staff from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, The Miami Herald, once the celebrated flagship of the Knight Ridder chain, said it would trim an additional 19percentt of its already diminished staff.

The Hearst Corporation says the newspaper lost about $1 million a week last year, and it must either sell the paper, close it or lay off a large part of its already diminished staff.

With a diminished staff, Schneider didn't have enough time to see all of his patients in one day.

"It's really not very complicated: a few years ago we lost a lot of people on the administrative side and have been attempting to carry on with a much diminished staff," Mr. Ranieri said.

"They've got these Herculean tasks to accomplish with a diminished staff and a diminished budget," said Cori Ellison, City Opera's former dramaturge, who parted company with the opera last year.

This likely diminished staff retention of toolkit content and highlights the need for repeated trainings and documented guidance until MHM becomes a more standardized response.

Moreover, successful interventions generally require buy-in from clinical staff; as such, a failed intervention may diminish staff morale and might lower the likelihood of success for future interventions.

This may diminish staffs perception on completeness and a job well done.

The din from a row of grinding foot whirlpools, mixed with the well-meaning chat of an overly voluble staff, diminished the pleasure.

At the same time, the curatorial staff diminished, from 8 at the time of Mr. Holmes's arrival to 3, sharing the responsibility for the museum's collection of approximately 44,000 objects and some 58,000 square feet of exhibition wall space.

Conceptual differences between intervention and control staff diminished at the 5-year follow-up.