Sentence examples for staffed from inspiring English sources
The word 'staffed' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a job or position which has been filled by someone, or when referring to an organization or business which has a team of employees. Example sentence: The restaurant was newly staffed with experienced and friendly servers.
Norovirus, the deepening difficulty of ensuring hospital rotas are fully staffed and the potential for bad weather producing a surge in patients with breathing trouble – the scenario the NHS fears worst – underlie why Hunt last week increased the extra money available to the service to cope with winter from £400m to £700m.
Hospitals are staffed at ward level, composed of individual patients with different and often changing needs.
Litter is picked by volunteers; police stations are staffed by volunteers; even care and support for older people is delivered by volunteers organised by community groups.
Thanks to budget cuts, the agency is so short staffed that this year it will audit fewer Americans than at any time since the 1980s.
Morale is pretty good at the moment - we're well staffed with permanent staff and we don't have to rely on agency staff.
Further up the road, the stylish cafes and restaurants that have opened in the past two years are heaving: a Brooklyn-style crab joint, a pseudo-English pub named "Cockneys", various bohemian bars, and a shop staffed by bobble-hatted hipsters that sells luxury Japanese toothbrushes and artisanal bread.
Any potential leftwing government will be highly constrained; its budget could be vetoed by the (Fidesz-staffed) budgetary council, upon which the (Fidesz-appointed) president can dissolve parliament.
There are bars on every level and they're well-staffed, so queues usually aren't too bad.
Should she have given up when social services were too short-staffed to take over?
It's going to be stretched and short-staffed, and we are going to be working hard with what we have to deliver good patient care against the odds.
In many areas of Uganda public health facilities are virtually inaccessible, and those who do manage to reach them may find their walls crumbling, clinics under-staffed, and shelves empty of drugs.
