Sentence examples for understaffed at from inspiring English sources

Servers are friendly, but dining areas were understaffed at lunch.

"Banks are very understaffed at the moment, both in the branches and the call centres.

She contended that the State Labor Department, which enforces the wage law, is understaffed at a time of rising complaints by immigrants.

Because incoming inspection was grossly understaffed (at one plant, two workers were responsible for reviewing 14,000 incoming shipments per year), production pressures often allowed entire lots to come to the assembly line uninspected.

And it seems that austerity has produced a double whammy of pressures on local authorities: they are often understaffed at a time when cuts to support for families in crisis (the closure of up to 1,000 Sure Start centres and hefty waits for child and adolescent mental health provision) sadly mean more children are coming into care.

The service was left chronically understaffed at a time when patient numbers and acuity was increasing.

Immigration courts have been understaffed for at least a decade, and judges and other experts have previously called for more judge hiring.

"They are understaffed, and at the same time, they are part of a society that always blames women, although they know it's wrong".

SERVICE -- Cordial, but seems understaffed and harried at busy times.

Reporters and editors started working from home, leaving the newsroom understaffed, particularly late at night.

The S.E.C. is understaffed and underfunded at a time when its mandate to police the stock market has never been more important.