Sentence examples for staffs- from inspiring English sources

What's more surprising is that, while it's generally known that the art schools of the past almost always had a professor of anatomy on their staffs, anatomical and pathological depiction seems to have had an influence on fine art in general.

After a difficult 20 years for the staffs of the Daily and Sunday Express, things were about to get a good deal worse.

Their staffs do not co-operate as well as their bosses do, but if anyone can get cash out of mean governments to put peacekeeping on a firmer footing, it is Ms Malcorra.

Several foreign banks have drastically reduced their staffs.

But the allegation is impossible to prove.Regardless of who staffs the dirty-tricks department, it may have overplayed its hand.

IT HAS been a curiosity of British politics in recent years that the party keenest on a big state is also the most dubious about the civil service that staffs it.

Bills are now written by the leaders and their staffs, in concert with the White House.

Newspaper publishers continue holding to their strategy of buying out expensive veterans in order to shrink newsroom staffs; nearly the entire editorial board of the Newark Star Ledger just accepted their buyout offers.

Prison staffs need to feel safe, too, and the same outcome of visibility gives this, backed up by rapid emergency access by other staff in an incident.With this lowering of tension by design comes the opportunity of better interpersonal relationships between staff and prisoners and between prisoner and prisoner; the foundation of all attempts at rehabilitation.

August is a notoriously slow month, where newsmakers go on holiday, and half the staffs of newspapers too, leaving younger staffers (who didn't think to ask off for August in February) hurriedly trying to come up with copy and keep the place from flying apart.

As health secretary he dealt with the fallout from the Mid-Staffs crisis.