Sentence examples for because of rapid layoffs from inspiring English sources

The department also said workers were more productive in the first quarter than previously estimated, as companies made do with fewer employees because of rapid layoffs.

Its shares rose 19.5percentt because of rapid revenue growth and a reduced cost structure, he said.

Deployment of each is increasing because of rapid declines in cost and continued technological improvement.

The operation is considerably smaller now because of buyouts, layoffs and resignations.

The labor cost gap has declined largely because of mass layoffs in southern states, rather than productivity gains.

By some estimates, membership has fallen by nearly 100,000, to 1.3 million, over the last year, largely because of government layoffs.

Mr. Biden said that because of police layoffs, "murder rates are up, robberies are up, rapes are up" in many cities.

Officials of MTV Networks declined to say how much money would be saved because of the layoffs.

In all, 11,213 New Yorkers lost their jobs in August because of large layoffs.

And callers get lost in an automated telephone system that because of the layoffs no longer has a human being at its end.

"She told me they couldn't hire me because of massive layoffs" that were in the works, Ms. Withers said.