Sentence examples for white staff from inspiring English sources

The average age of the still largely white staff working at Vice is just 27.

Brooks wrote in a blogpost to staff in November 2009: "As you can see from the scores, our non-white staff score us lower for diversity and inclusion than do our white staff.

Three black employees gave evidence that informal sponsorship and encouragement was given to white staff, but not to black staff.

The restaurant's white staff told investigators Crayton drove at Maness; several African American witnesses swore under oath he did not.

Spencer and Monáe play Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson, brilliant mathematicians who likewise stood out from Nasa's largely white staff.

However across acute trusts as a whole, reports of abuse and harassment from patients, relatives or the public were similar for BME and white staff.

The embrace of his work by regional theaters with largely white staffs and audiences has coincided with the demise of several of the most prominent black theaters, including Crossroads in New Brunswick, N.J., and the Negro Ensemble Company in Manhattan.

He wants more black managers: 40% of senior jobs should be held by non-white staff by 2009.Satisfying other government demands will be more difficult.

Cheshire police said it was trying a series of ways to attract more non-white staff, including trying to recruit from neighbouring Merseyside and Greater Manchester.

Adrienne Simpson, an event planner at Philadelphia Magazine, wrote in The Philadelphia Inquirer: "The all-white staff of a city magazine, a city whose black population makes up 44 percent of its residents, is ill-equipped to spearhead any kind of enlightened discussion about race.

"That's the first Black Muslim I've ever seen in southwest Georgia," the candidate muses after the meeting, in which he seems to win over his audience, Muslim included, just as I'd seen him win over the all-white staff of a small local telecom business a few hours earlier.