Sentence examples for eventual staff from inspiring English sources

She also was the driving force behind an eventual staff shake-up that led to the departure of senior advisers after Scott Brown won Senator Edward M. Kennedy's seat in Massachusetts.

Upon launching Charity: Water, Harrison notes he "made the promise from day one to always use 100% of the public's money to directly fund water projects and have a second bank account where I would kind of scrap to pay for our eventual staff, and our office and our operations".

More transparency on that field is urgently required to avoid abuse and eventual intoxication of staff and environment.

She, and her work, were demanding of clients, builders, engineers, her own staff and their eventual users, sometimes to the point of impossibility.

This will mean an eventual shift in how we staff Thunderbird at Mozilla Corporation – we are still working out details, but some people will likely end up on other Mozilla projects.

But there's no reasonable connection between the discussion of Amiri's case on email by Clinton's staff to Amiri's eventual execution.

Under the law, schools that steadily fail to show sufficient academic progress face a range of penalties, from paying for private tutoring, to transportation costs for children transfering out, to eventual firing of a school's entire staff and management.

Since the data were collected as part of the admission procedure, nursing staff were blinded to the eventual outcome.

He rose to the rank of lieutenant-colonel, serving as a staff officer to Lord Mountbatten and the eventual Field Marshal Lord Slim.

CustomMade plans on using the funding to expand both its staff and site features, with the eventual goal of disrupting big box retail with its suite of personalized products.

It's unclear what the remaining three will do (beyond presumably mastermind their eventual uprising), but they will have a skeleton staff of human overseers... for now.