Sentence examples for proportion of staffs from inspiring English sources

The number of staff members in each district or county was selected based on the proportion of staffs in the district or county.

The proportion of staff working extra hours continues to increase – the figure now stands at 73%.

It could have considered the proportion of staff with a recognised teaching qualification.

But a vanishing proportion of staff – fewer than 100 – have so far dared to join the union.

Instead, they found that the labour market had changed to increase the proportion of staff working in management, as well as allowing workers more autonomy overall.

An NUJ spokesperson said: "A significant proportion of staff have said that they are not satisfied with what the company has proposed.

The proportion of staff disclosing their sexual orientation has increased and LGBT issues are now considered in, for example, conversations about how to develop the curriculum.

An unusually high proportion of staff come from Teach First, a programme that sends highly-qualified graduates into challenging schools for at least two years.

The proportion of staff working in Wales has risen by one percentage point to 8% compared with 2007, which a BBC spokesman said reflected the growing importance of Cardiff as a production base.

Conversely, the greater the proportion of staff from a BME background who reported experiencing discrimination at work in the previous 12 months, the lower the levels of patient satisfaction in the study.

The University of Manchester's vice chancellor Nancy Rothwell says her university's poor performance in league tables measuring student satisfaction is mainly because "a small proportion of staff do not think that students are important", says student newspaper the Mancunion (@mancunion_news).