Sentence examples for weakened staff from inspiring English sources
An official report by the works inspectorate in 2010 blamed a climate of "management harassment" that it said had "psychologically weakened staff and attacked their physical and mental health".
Its size and bureaucracy often weaken staff members' personal interest, drive, creativity, and customer-service motivation.
Trump advisers have talked about instituting hiring freezes, putting an end to automatic raises, making it easier to fire low performers, weakening staff unions and reducing retirement benefits.
But it weakens a staff already missing Pedro Feliciano, Phil Hughes, Damaso Marte and Rafael Soriano.
The mozilla open-source project was weakened further by staff defections after Netscape agreed to be acquired by America Online in November 1998.
- Recent movements of key staff have weakened inter-sectoral coordination.
The foreign ministry is further weakened because so many of its senior staff are still white.
In 1998, Jerry Brown's old chief of staff, Gray Davis, benefited from a weakened G.O.P. when he ran for governor.
After a two-month strike in 1996, the orchestra has been weakened by occasional factionalism on the board, high staff turnover and another bitter labor dispute in 2004.
The sector was weakened by the insufficient number of qualified professional staff and over-emphasis on administrative tasks.
The belated flight of his office staff from the Syrian capital has only weakened him further, leaving him homeless and headquarterless.
