Sentence examples for harder staff from inspiring English sources

And if it is meant to motivate staff to work harder – staff who, it is safe to assume, are not afforded the time to compose such absurdly empty platitudes – it can only possibly have the opposite effect.

"Whenever we're forced to make hard staffing decisions it is difficult, and this reduction was no exception.

"It's $35 million that will go to teachers to pay people who are working in hard to staff schools, hard to staff subject areas, no strings attached," Brizard said (See video above).

For example, it is becoming harder to staff the country's armed forces.

It's much harder to staff up with scientists and engineers".

The trust said nearly two thirds of prisons were operating at overcrowded levels, making it harder for staff to work "intensively" with offenders.

Some participants felt that management in the private sector was generally harder on staff, less understanding of their personal lives, and more interested in making money than those in the public sector.

Certain schools may be hard to staff if there is a perception that it is harder for teachers to achieve good VAM scores when working in them.

However, she said, the phone's self-healing coating and its OLED screen were hard for staff to explain to customers, making it a tough sell in shops.

A dedicated, hard-working staff.

Most doctors left Iraq after the invasion, and it is hard to staff health clinics.