Sentence examples for generous staff from inspiring English sources
Investors also need to factor in continuing costs from broken plates and glasses, spoiled food and overly generous staff members who give too much food and wine away.
A strike over reforms to relatively generous staff pensions has cost Paris Opéra millions, and performers are being deprived of costumes or sets.
The latest legal action highlights how zero-hours workers, many of whom have worked for the company for long periods of time, have been excluded from Sports Direct's generous staff bonus scheme.
The Queen reads each one of her red ministerial boxes every day, is privy to the minutes from every cabinet meeting, has a generous staff to keep her informed, and is scrupulously prepared for every meeting.
A generous staff discount is awarded to coffee purchases and is thus the dominant method by which staff members purchase coffee at work.
The TODAY trial provided generous staff support that helped to address the anticipated challenges of adherence and other therapy barriers in this psychosocially challenged cohort of youth and adolescents (31).
Western employers find that the Russian management trainees they recruit are outstanding for their reasoning and analytical abilities, although sometimes their softer skills such as teamwork and presentation are less well developed.Other reasons for the system's survival include the collapse in the birth rate, and the generous staffing levels adopted in Soviet days.
Service was otherwise professional, frank and generous — the staff is the size of a small army — and reservationists were saintly in their patience.
While in some years the checks were quite generous, the staff was always disappointed.
For example, a weaning protocol was not shown to be helpful in a teaching environment with generous physician staffing and structured rounds [ 31].
Krishnan and colleagues found no difference between their protocol weaning group and their usual care group, and they concluded that "protocol-directed weaning may be unnecessary in a closed intensive care unit with generous physician staffing and structured rounds" [ 1].
