Sentence examples for staff building up from inspiring English sources

A study by the Association of Consulting Actuaries published this week found that nine out of 10 private sector-defined benefit schemes are now closed to new entrants and four out of 10 prevent existing staff building up further benefits.

Hiring staff and building up internal capabilities costs far less.

DCC staff was successful in building up close and mutually respectful working relationships with the data management staff from all the participating countries.

That meant building up the staff and team morale again.

Barnett worked every hour, building up a staff of about 70.

So for now it is building up its staff by turning to the "intelligence-industrial complex".

He did it with the Jordan team, which rose in the 1990s to finish as high as third in the championship in 1999 — the first time one of the top four team names had changed in two decades — and he did it again with the Renault team, building up the staff and structure that would eventually win the Formula One titles in 2005 and 2006.

In February, when the campaign's budget committee decided it needed to allocate more money to building up its staff on the ground in the early voting states — while Mr. Romney wanted to save more for last-minute advertising — it was Tagg Romney they turned to for help persuading his father to change his mind.

They're in the process of building up sales staff in each of those areas.

The CPR will be building up its staff to 150, and will use systems biology, high throughput protein production, and proteomics to study therapeutically relevant proteins.

If she starts building up a campaign staff, making trips to the early primary states, trying to get in the debate on some of the big issues of the day, as Mr. Romney has, that would be tangible evidence of her intentions.