Sentence examples for quite staff from inspiring English sources

They're not quite staff, they are staff, but they're not quite the same, because you can't share certain information with the service users that you might with other staff.

The personal considerations behind decisions on where to work emerged as quite different for staff close to retirement age and younger staff expecting to work in the health sector for many years.

He was loyal to his staff, quite ready to defend them before an overbearing chairman.

He said: "There were quite a few staff who had access to keys.

Where Mr. Cuomo sees cause for concern, it's quite possible the staff of Bank of America-Merrill could see hope.

"There's no budget so we have to be quite creative... staff build up a network of informal partners," she says.

"When you go into a mother and baby unit they are quite pleasant places, staff don't wear uniforms and cells are more like bedrooms.

"Quite a few staff have even given up their own cars and now cycle to work instead," says Kathy Kennedy, the council's operational lead on the project.

So a university may have the leading scholars in a field but students will be taught by junior staff, quite often on precarious contracts, who do not have the time or security to develop their research careers.

The BBC said it had cut numbers of technical staff quite significantly by keeping all the TV programmes – except The Andrew Marr Show on Sunday mornings – in London, though Radio 4's Today Programme and the World at One were both being presented from Brighton.

While in some years the checks were quite generous, the staff was always disappointed.