Sentence examples for produced staff from inspiring English sources

In reaction, both Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter tried to operate without chiefs of staff, but both men reversed course when the flat management structure of their respective White Houses produced staff disarray.

Ms. Aldredge said that the producing staff had been pushing to get the costumes over to the theater, but that she warned them to back off.

Alex O'Loughlin, below, the star of the CBS drama "Hawaii Five-0," will miss the production of at least one episode this month, potentially creating a challenge for the show's writing and producing staff.

press tour in August, Colbert told reporters that his "Late Show," which shares much of its writing and producing staff with "The Colbert Report," would likely skew more political than its rivals.

Fast-tracked training programs could produce staff more quickly, or new cadres could be created that require less time to train.

"We have been evolving into that for a long time anyway," he says of the shift to separate producing staffs.

This perception has combined with low pay and poor conditions to produce staffing shortages.

At St. Joseph's Children's Services, a Catholic agency in Brooklyn, an experiment in its Williamsburg office had produced a staff that was almost exclusively Latino.

There was immediate speculation last night that the paper will be replaced by a Sunday edition of the Sun which could be produced by staff at the daily.

The case, New York Times Company v. Tasini, No. 00-201, dealt only with freelance work; publishers own the copyright on articles produced by staff members.

The volume of news produced by staff members and freelancers dropped by almost two-thirds — primarily because The Times killed its five unique Sunday regional sections in 2009 and replaced them with a more universal Metropolitan section.