Sentence examples for staffing shortfalls from inspiring English sources

According to Rigdon, reduced funding and staffing shortfalls are reaching a critical point.

G4S said it expected the Paralympics to run smoothly with no staffing shortfalls.

Nice recommended a systematic approach to matching nurse staffing to patient need, using "red-flag" indicators to detect staffing shortfalls.

Tribal foresters manage roughly 18 million acres of U.S. forestland, often in the face of budgetary and staffing shortfalls.

Across Africa staffing shortfalls are exacerbated by an imbalance in the way aid money is being divided.

Remaining employees must often shoulder the burden of staffing shortfalls, and must assuage dissatisfied customers who become increasingly frustrated with long waits, quality lapses and inferior service.

The armed forces are experiencing their biggest staffing shortfall for a decade, including a recruitment crisis among intelligence analysts, Whitehall's spending watchdog has said.

Mike Chadwick of the Bureau of Intelligence and Research at State, pointing out that the opinions expressed here are his own and not necessarily those of his department, adds to our correspondence about diplomatic recruiting and its ills: The reason for the staffing shortfall at State is not a shortage of applicants, but the lack of funds to hire them.

The staffing shortfall at the air traffic control centers comes after federal workers missed a second paycheck Friday due to the shutdown.

In the last year alone, it's hired up to 3,000 foreign doctors to deal with a serious staffing shortfall.

"Even before the shutdown, controllers have needed to work longer and harder to make up for the staffing shortfall.