Sentence examples for sparsely staffed from inspiring English sources
A Palestinian official declared that Palestinian officers would refuse to leave, but the joint offices have been sparsely staffed and largely defunct anyway.
It has also become a byword for a kind of discount shopping: pile 'em high, sell 'em cheap, and don't fret about making the experience too pleasant for the bargain-hunters – even if that means leaving the tills and shopfloors sparsely staffed.
There's been some uncertainty in the HuffPost newsroom in recent months following a flurry of editorial departures that left some sections sparsely staffed through attrition.
Keep in mind that these groups are sparsely staffed and may not be able to get back to you immediately.
In much of the Afghan hinterland, the only uniformed presence is in the form of sparsely staffed police stations, and the incidences of desertion, or collaboration with the insurgents, have been high.
Ryohin Keikaku has small, sparsely staffed stores selling high-quality, moderately priced generic goods.
Instead of a 'one size fits all' approach, large facilities staffed with numerous teams of assorted skills should be planned for large populations with easy access to them, while a different package should be designed to promote multiple service delivery points while keeping costs down for sparsely-settled populations [ 33, 40].
The foundation's suite is modest and sparsely furnished, and its staff members appear to be the busiest people in Libya, bent over computers, talking simultaneously on several phones, surrounded by papers.
Though officials would not identify the Daschle aides who had been exposed, about half of his Washington staff is from this sparsely populated state that is like one stretched-out small town, with people always saying how everyone knows everyone.
Mr Kennedy said a concussion seminar at Ulster Rugby's Ravenhill headquarters was sparsely attended, with the exception of staff from his school.
