Sentence examples for hit workforce from inspiring English sources

Clearly more research is needed to better understand the HIT workforce and its optimal organization and training.

Another goal of ARRA (Section 3016) is to facilitate the adoption of HIT through the development of the HIT workforce, particularly in clinical settings, the most populous location of those who work in HIT.

As a result, when the Irish children born in the nineteen-sixties hit the workforce, there weren't a lot of children in the generation just behind them.

He said: "This is a business that has seen a lot of restructuring and change over recent years and another round of potential redundancies will hit the workforce hard".

Then they hit the workforce and realize they're outgunned by the chick in the next cubicle.

And a couple years after finishing their undergrads, many of my Ramen-munching peers are once again donning polyester robes and getting ready to either hit the workforce or, in some cases, enroll once again.

Britain's departure from the EU would hit housebuilders' workforces hard and exacerbate the housing crisis, the boss of the UK's largest homebuilder has said.

Although flagship missions like giant space telescopes and the next generation of Mars rovers are untouched, the proposed 2007 budget would reduce NASA's Research and Analysis grants and small missions by 15%, hitting the workforce where it's most vulnerable.

Well, with all of the discussions of artificial intelligence and automation hitting the workforce, I think we will need to start making moves toward some new ways of working, as well.

Women's participation in the United States workforce hit a high in the late 1990s, before falling back.

During the first world war, the dockyard workforce hit a peak of 30,000, and whole Barrow suburbs were built to house it.