Sentence examples for staff suicidal from inspiring English sources
The phrase "staff suicidal" is not correct and is not usable in written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It may be intended to describe staff members experiencing suicidal thoughts, but it requires more context to be appropriate. Example: "The recent events have left some staff feeling suicidal, and we need to address their mental health concerns."
A confidant of top Trump advisor Paul Manafort told CNBC Manafort was "mailing it in" and the staff was "suicidal".
CNBC reported Wednesday that Trump's campaign manager Paul Manafort is "mailing it in" and that his staff is "suicidal".
Since the demolition of the camp, the charity's staff report receiving suicidal text messages from the children.
This CCS demonstrates the necessity for correctional staff to take suicidal behavior as seriously in custodial settings as in any other circumstances.
As a result, the bridge at Harajuku looks like an emergency medical site staffed by the suicidal, bastard offspring of Boy George.
For suicides in prison, prevention requires the training of prison staff in the detection of suicidal crises and control of technical devices possibly facilitating the transition to the suicidal act especially the one by hanging.
He added dryly that the development represented "the management downside of running an organization staffed with psychopaths and suicidal recruits".
Prevention is, on the one side, by improving the prison health coverage and on the other side by training the prison staff on the identification of suicidal crises and on controlling the technical devices facilitating the transition to the suicidal act, in particular the hanging cases.
Staffs often lack knowledge about suicidal behaviour and ideation, and communication between patients and staff is perceived as poor.
The reported observations on behavioural patterns preceeding suicide provide important clues on suicidal intention to which security staff must be sensitized in order to prevent suicide.
