Sentence examples for by the head count from inspiring English sources

Historically, the poor, minorities and recent immigrants have been undercounted by the head count.

But this year, for the first time, the Census Bureau is also using a sampling technique to enumerate people who were missed by the head count.

If the total process time is lower than the time implied by the head count, for example, managers know that some of their unit time estimates are too low or that people are not working to capacity.

The total GFP spot number, area or intensity divided by the head count (i.e., parameter average per animal) were significantly increased in the sGFP ATZ animals as compared to those of the sGFP ATM expressing animals (Figure 5H J).

Mr. Smith set out to eliminate $2 million in costs in his first year, in part by reducing the head count.

"Too often in the past we have seen privatised companies bumping up executive bonuses and incentives on the back of better financial results produced by stripping out the head count," she writes.

Management thought that by rationalizing processes and installing new computer systems, it could reduce the head count by some 20%.

He said the firm, which last year spent Û28bn on acquisitions such as SlimFast, Ben & Jerry's ice-cream and Bestfoods, had cut the head count by over 5,000 and brands would be cut to 400 in four years.

He estimated that the shift from manual document discovery to e-discovery would lead to a manpower reduction in which one lawyer would suffice for work that once required 500 and that the newest generation of software, which can detect duplicates and find clusters of important documents on a particular topic, could cut the head count by another 50 percent.

During his ten years at Brahma, he shaved the head count by more than 50%, increasing beverage output per worker almost fivefold.

The head count declined by about 1,300 from 1980 to 2000, a reflection of Nassau County's aging population.