Sentence examples for considerable layoff from inspiring English sources

Ramsey faces another considerable layoff and when he limped away, to be replaced by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, that was when Arsenal were struggling to get the ball, dropping further back and defending in great numbers.

He has held the same job for four years, a considerable improvement over the early 1990's, when layoffs forced him into hourly work at several companies, without health insurance or a 401(k) pension plan.

Patch is currently in a state of considerable upheaval, as employees wait to hear more about the "hundreds" of layoffs coming down the line.

Mr. Bloomberg has instead proposed a nonseniority system that would make layoff decisions based partly on student test scores for some teachers and give principals considerable latitude to decide whom on their staffs to let go and whom to keep.

Among the issues it is grappling with are the considerable debt carried by some state enterprises, burdensome regulations and the prospect of large-scale layoffs in a country with severe unemployment.

There had been considerable speculation that Ford might announce today the closing of one or more factories in Europe and big layoffs there.

Call it layoff lit.

"Lowe had a layoff.

Layoff Tracker Update.

Forbes.com Layoff Tracker.

(See "Layoff Tracker").