Sentence examples for by redundancy from inspiring English sources

It frequently struck a sanctimonious tone, and it was plagued by redundancy.

As well as being hit by redundancy, she claimed that women would be worst hit by changes to public sector pension contributions and the pension credit.

The shutdown was cushioned by redundancy payments, retraining and a buoyant labour market.Trinidad, Jamaica and Barbados still make sugar, but lose money even at today's EU prices.

The taskforce set up to support workers affected by redundancy will assess the local job market, but Jeffrey says there are likely to be few opportunities for the skilled steel workers in the short-term.

Vernam suggested a means of introducing equivocation at the same rate at which it was reduced by redundancy among symbols of the message, thereby safeguarding communications against cryptanalytic attack.

In the new world of austerity, with an increasing number of families hit by redundancy and shorter working hours, we're nothing like as desperate as we used to be to squeeze our babies into a strict routine while we race around like headless chickens making our careers work.

Andrew Hunter, the co-founder of the job search website Adzuna, said the labour market slowdown seemed to have been caused by redundancy announcements from some large organisations including Rolls-Royce and the BBC and also by the general economic uncertainty created by May's general election.

Relationships were evidenced primarily by redundancy analysis.

The exhibition's phylogenetic message was well served by redundancy throughout.

A total of 352 study sites were compared by Redundancy Analysis (RDA).

First, we review the incremental reliability and MTTF provided by redundancy subject to common-cause failures.