Sentence examples for real staff from inspiring English sources

Real staff engagement needs real investment.

It'll mean 20,000 extra nurses, 2,000 new doctors, real staff in real hospitals.

"I've underestimated the value of having a real staff presence, and encouraging them to police the boards behind the scenes.

At the time, Mr. Addington, a longtime Cheney aide with an indistinct portfolio and no real staff, was not well-known even in the government.

About a year ago Mr. Amed decided that the blog's future needed investment, so he raised about $2 million, which allowed him to create a much more versatile platform and to actually have a real staff of correspondents and editors.

But I was so busy making sure all the pupils in the school were on track, monitoring my "real" staff and dealing with the constant changes in government policy that I never felt they got the attention they needed or deserved.

But the benefits of being seen as having momentum are real: motivated staff members and volunteers, improved media coverage and, not to be overlooked, an upbeat, energized candidate.

But the occasional half-day isn't nearly enough to understand the demands of a frontline job, or the real impact staff have on the public.

The cutesy animation and friendly "real" bank staff must work at some level to delude the public, to calm and reassure that all is as normal.

The editors of Time Inc. think so, and so does their prospective partner America Online, which has been working with the Real Simple staff to plan promotion for the magazine since AOL and Time Warner announced their plans to merge in January.

We are constantly told about opportunities for development we aren't entitled to, that the "real" Tate staff should apply for, then asked to work an event overnight with no extra pay, as we aren't entitled to overtime.