Sentence examples for staffed- from inspiring English sources
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.
The ubiquity of Bank of America's heavily staffed nationwide branch network is what enables it to retain customers despite charging high fees and offering depositors low interest.
And the EU machinery may then not be fully staffed and running until 2015.Olli Rehn, the economics commissioner who has been at the centre of the euro crisis, has announced that he will run for the European Parliament, partly in hopes of being chosen as the liberal alliance's lead candidate to be the next commission president.
A more competitive America, he says, needs a much stronger government, an elite civil service composed of "the ablest young people of their generation" and a White House staffed by these new mandarins.
Truly putting the 'e' in eVoucher as you correctly infer requires customers being able to redeem these credits on a self-service basis without having to visit a staffed Amtrak ticket office.
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.
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.
Four different nations that share a common experience: in the past decade, they were all struck by natural disasters which overwhelmed their under-staffed and under-funded public health systems.
