Sentence examples for employees somewhat from inspiring English sources
Typically, Kulkarni says, early investors are looking to sell 10 to 15percentt of their holdings, and employees somewhat more.
"This is not about training," he said to his employees, looking somewhat somber.
"A great number of people in this economy are feeling pain," he said, adding that there is a perception that "public employees are somewhat insulated from that".
For example, in one study we did at a large healthcare provider, we examined why some employees were somewhat casual about hand hygiene while others were zealots.
This exercise reveals that our estimations are based on a sample in which firms with more than 50 employees are somewhat overrepresented.
Since the laws and regulations governing what may or must be disclosed in regard to international students or employees are somewhat complex, I ask that -rather than attempting to respond to such inquiries yourself- you immediately refer them to OIA, preferably to me.
For rank-and-file union employees, things are somewhat different based on various contracts.
The vagueness about, and lack of interest in, USIC from all their employees stretches credibility somewhat, especially considering the astronomical expenses surely involved in such an interplanetary colonisation.
While these changes are undoubtedly intended to be temporary, pending a full rejection of the agreement or renegotiation of the same, they do leave the employees in a somewhat worse position than creditors under any other type of contract.
While these studies deliver rewarding empirical micro-level insights about the consequences of free movement, theoretical meso- or macro-level dynamics between employers and employees remains a somewhat underdeveloped topic.
