Sentence examples for In retrenchment from inspiring English sources

Yet recordings continue to stream out from new sources as well as from major labels in retrenchment or recovery.

Granted, critics say that some of the rulings -- like banning ephedra -- were years in the making, but other people note that unlike, say, the Environmental Protection Agency, the F.D.A. has not seemed in retrenchment on regulatory matters.

Despite predictions of doom and gloom for the classical recording industry in recent years, CD's continue to stream out in some abundance, from new sources as well as from major labels in retrenchment.

This one is much more severe and people are in retrenchment mode.

"The firm pursued a counter-cyclical strategy, investing in talent while its competitors were in retrenchment mode" and then outperformed the peer group.

aFor example, the 2010 UK Coalition Government engaged in retrenchment and restructuring of the public sector [ 8]. bSudan in this paper refers to former Sudan, before South Sudan gained independence in 2011.

In a post on his blog, Tan Chuan-Jin, the acting minister for manpower, said: "To shrink our foreign workforce altogether will also be quite dire as many of our companies may close, relocate and with that a sharp rise in retrenchments and possibly higher unemployment amongst Singaporeans".

observed a marked shift and increased hostility by many major retailers towards SACCAWU, engaging in aggressive rebranding, restructuring, re-engineering, repositioning culminating in retrenchments in most if not all cases; and general witch-hunts on shop-floor leaders in many stores throughout the country.

In America, retrenchment in state budgets has pushed up tuition fees.

During the last 20 years we have seen a substantial change in primary care policy resulting in a retrenchment of institutional care in the municipalities in Norway and other European countries [ 4- 6].

"The latest commitment to raise £7.2bn from tackling evasion and other non-compliance over five years, by giving HMRC £800m, does seem particularly ambitious given the backdrop of the recently announced office closure programme, which will result in an unprecedented retrenchment in presence and headcount".