Sentence examples for inexpensive staff from inspiring English sources

Elmhurst gets inexpensive staff; Sinai gets a unique training center.

It has managed to stay on newsstands by emphasizing creativity; fostering a young, inexpensive staff; adapting quickly to the Web; and forging a close relationship with advertisers and readers.

Urine pregnancy testing is inexpensive, not staff intensive and logistically simple to implement.

For decades now, universities have organized research around the principle that, as Stephan writes in her book, "populating labs with graduate students and postdocs" is "an inexpensive way to staff laboratories".

11) WAKE UP, RUB DOWN Inexpensive massage parlors staffed by gaggles of young Thai girls are everywhere in Phuket.

The Mets will add two inexpensive pitchers to their staff when they sign Ricky Bottalico and James Baldwin to minor league contracts this week, according to a club official.

For the past 21 months, Mr. Rozhdestvensky has been moved from jail to jail in three different cities on charges that have continued to mutate: now he is accused of misappropriating company funds to build a summer house and illegally giving a member of his staff an inexpensive Russian car.

This is a popular and an inexpensive way to motivate staff.

But medical lobbies are using political influence and outdated regulations to thwart competition where they can (for example, through rules preventing a doctor from treating a patient in another state).To counter this, reforms could allow federal regulators to overrule state-level obstacles to entrants such as clinics staffed by inexpensive nurse-practitioners.

It is quite inexpensive for the neighborhood, the staff is amazing and it's only one block from the beach.

"It is inexpensive and culturally acceptable," says staff member Nino Tseretseli of the local non-governmental organization Tanadgoma, one of the implementing agencies.