Sentence examples for increasingly staffing from inspiring English sources

Despite such difficulties as seasonality and, increasingly, staffing, the East End as a market is increasingly in demand -- as much for marketing reasons as for profitability.

Increasingly staffed by former X Factor contestants, it is an almost perfectly self-contained light-entertainment ecosystem – The Glass Bead Game of synthetic pop.

North American hospitals are increasingly staffed by these obliging children, some greeting patients with the exotic inflections of the newly arrived, some already assimilated into the pure vernacular.

Not only will future students not get a representative grounding in philosophy; it is likely that schools and colleges will eventually cease to run a discrete philosophy course, and will increasingly staff the course from RE departments – if they run it at all.

To keep merchandise and consumers moving across time zones and national borders, employers must increasingly staff workplaces around the clock.

Automation has been steadily decimating assembly line jobs, and as new plants come back to the U.S. they are increasingly staffed by robots.

Modern EDs are increasingly being staffed by highly trained specialists and use progressively higher-technology equipment that all contribute to an increasing fixed cost of facility care.

Wegmans shuns self-service checkout, which Wal-Mart increasingly favors, instead staffing up to 28 lanes of registers at a time.

But the increasingly thin staffing of newsrooms seems to be encouraging the spinners to be more shameless than ever with such tactics.Besides noting the decline of traditional news outlets, some in PR see new opportunities in the cacophony of voices in online social media.

Adecco shares have lost 25.7% of their value since the start of the year, battered by an increasingly bleak outlook for staffing markets in Western Europe and the U.S., and signs that the contagion is spreading to emerging markets.

However, human resources departments are becoming increasingly open to staff sabbaticals - allowing members of the firm to take unpaid leave to travel or pursue a pet project for a few months before returning to the fold.