Sentence examples for enough workforce from inspiring English sources

HEE said its responsibility is to ensure the NHS has a big enough workforce in the future, and also to help employers relieve current shortages.

Training a large enough workforce and keeping each interior fresh and clean is a bit more difficult when the number of stores jumps an order of magnitude every few years.

However, alongside the lack of high-quality education partnerships across the country, I'd argue that a major reason for inconsistency in provision, particularly in classical music, is that we still do not have a strong enough workforce of professional "portfolio" musicians.

Globant gets 1,600 resumes a month and is co-creating some local university classes to create a skilled enough workforce to support its growth.

Finally, we show that more rigid firms reacted to the shock by increasing turnover more, but only if they were endowed with a flexible enough workforce, i.e. with a large share of temporary workers before the crisis.

Public health nutrition leadership faces challenges in recruiting a large enough workforce to (a) carry out the core functions of assessment, policy, and assurance; (b) update current nutritionists in new skill areas to face the demands of dynamic health care and public health climates; and (c) conduct monitoring and surveillance of Healthy People 2010 objectives.

We only considered cities with a large enough STEM workforce to have statistically reliable Census survey results.

As seen from the preceding discussion, in the early 1970s, when the Omani renaissance began, the Sultanate did not have enough educated workforce to mount economic development initiatives.

If countries miss the boat, however, and their economies do not grow quickly enough, or their workforce does not become better educated, their millions of working-age inhabitants will go from caring for children to supporting a growing number of older people, with no more resources to do so.

Simply put, not enough of our workforce is properly trained for the jobs of today or the jobs of tomorrow.

One of the things W did not understand is that spending for a war is not stimulus spending unless and until it sucks up enough of the workforce to cause wages to increase.