Sentence examples for weather staff from inspiring English sources
The teams employ advertising and public-relations staffs, lawyers and rules advisers, along with shore crew and weather staff members.
At the National Archives, letters penned by Mohandas K. Gandhi, B.R. Ambedkar, Gopalkrishna Gokhale, and other eminent Indian nationalists have suffered from exposure to humid weather, staff negligence and mishandling, and improper preservation methods.
A further benefit of remote working became apparent during this winter's spate of bad weather, when staff were able to work from home and "it was business as usual at De Marco Solicitors".
Meanwhile, irony rocked Darwin when a series of tremors forced the evacuation of Darwin weather bureau staff, who were no doubt too busy not noticing the earthquake to notice the earthquake.
No patient was transferred by EMS vehicle Type A. Transportation delays were caused by weather- and staff-related problems.
Donskoy instructed Alezander Frolov, the head of Rosgidromet, to take every measure to protect both the animals – members of a protected species – and the weather station's staff.
The commission says national air traffic agencies are partly to blame for the system's outsize costs because many of them have taken on tasks — like weather monitoring and staff training — that could be outsourced to specialized contractors for less.
On a weekend when several Scottish fixtures fell victim to the weather, the ground staff's pre-match efforts to clear the New Douglas Park pitch of snow were rewarded by the welcome sight of lunchtime sunshine in South Lanarkshire.
Foot will say that tax havens will require additional cash to abide by new international protocols, and that some do not have the expertise or staff to weather the economic crisis.
The Packers are also coached by Mike McCarthy and his staff to weather the occasional cheap shot, so when the emotions of the Lions' star defensive lineman, Ndamukong Suh, boiled over in the caldron of competition, the backup right guard, Evan Dietrich-Smith, did exactly what he had been trained to do.
Hurricane Sandy, a massive orgy of three separate weather systems, made our staff in New York wait around, nervously eating half their rations before the bad stuff even started.
