Sentence examples for actually being laid from inspiring English sources
Paraphrasing what he wrote to Mr. Ridder, Mr. Cassidy said: "The thought that real people are actually being laid off is a great disappointment to me.
Experts say the prolonged feelings of vulnerability leading up to and following layoffs can be more psychologically damaging than actually being laid off.
The California School Boards Association has recommended that the state eliminate the March 15 warning deadline, and instead use the June 15 date for informing teachers that they're actually being laid off.
Ferguson's real feelings had actually been laid bare in a decision he took at the start of a momentous day.
One American city actually was laid out with the Masonic symbols of square and compass integrated into the ordering of its streets: Sandusky, Ohio.
And anyway, a good deal of the Senate's current crisis can actually be laid at the prime minister's feet, so his attempt to run down the constitutional doomsday clock on this is more than a little pathetic.
Until it's known whether the company will actually be laying fibre to Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh, the argument goes, it is impossible for the Much Binding community network to start digging.
What is different and more frightening about the current downturn is the number of people actually losing their jobs — being laid off or fired.
"He can look at how disproportionate this was, how heavy-handed it was, how it was actually a criminal offence being laid against somebody who would normally be dealt with by disciplinary proceedings," Davis said.
We've also heard that the "over 100" employees being laid off is actually closer to 150.
