Sentence examples for staff studying from inspiring English sources

The other Republican candidates spent 2015 attending to the traditional business of the so-called invisible primary: hiring staff, studying up on policy, building political networks in Iowa and New Hampshire, wooing elected officials whose endorsements might make a difference, and — most of all — courting donors.

Younger on average than top executives at financial giants like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, hedge fund managers are often numbers-driven refugees of those banks, who chuck the suit and tie and work with a small staff, studying spreadsheets for investment opportunities.

C.I.A. officers apparently composed the review after reading the same documents that Feinstein's staff studied.

For the next year or so, Greenspan and his staff studied the question, before concluding that it couldn't be answered sensibly.

But last year the S.E.C. staff studied the financial statements of 183 companies in 22 countries that used international standards, and found considerable divergence.

Mr. Tao, a Ph.D. chemical engineer, and his staff studied the market, including the curbs on carbon emissions that chemical producers will likely face in the future.

Yesterday's changes also went against the recommendation of a 1993 report by William J. O'Sullivan, then the chief of personnel, whose staff studied recruiting when the department was preparing to raise the minimum age to 22 from 20.

The development staff studied the drawings of Toriyama to approximate his style.

Citing a staff study of city tax records, he said, "Landlord profits surged 11percentt last year".

Details of the shift are not public, but a 2011 staff study sheds some light.

The Senate hearings came after a subcommittee staff study said that day traders operate in an industry of forged customer signatures and unauthorized transactions.