Sentence examples for understaffed professionals from inspiring English sources

With their companies understaffed, professionals these days face heavier workloads than ever, so it's no wonder if many workers feel like bursting into tears or lashing out at a colleague.

Michelle Mitchell, of Age UK, agreed: "When health care professionals are understaffed and consequently focused on task-based, rather than person-based, care, the dignity and care of older patients can be severely jeopardised".

In this sense, the five teachers that you meet in Heaven will likely be the same dedicated professionals currently working in an environment in which they are understaffed, underfunded and often grossly underappreciated, but still relentlessly sacrificing in the hopes that the tiny ripples they create can shape a life and perhaps, a better future.

Job centres are understaffed.

Federal courts are understaffed.

It's understaffed.

Facilities are outdated and understaffed.

Public health laboratories are understaffed.

The Benghazi Mission was understaffed.

"They were underfunded and understaffed," she said.

Also they were almost perpetually understaffed.