Sentence examples for cutbacks in staff from inspiring English sources

The Getty Museum made cutbacks in staff and adjustments in its operating hours this year.

After going through years of cutbacks in staff and spending, the station has been adding news people and trucks that can do live remote segments.

DealBook's Susanne Craig speaks to a Reuters Breakingviews editor, Rob Cox, and a columnist, Antony Currie, about cutbacks in staff and compensation on Wall Street.

At United Artists, heavy debt, rising expenses and an attempt to expand abroad caused years of losses, and, at the end of 1996, a management switch and then cutbacks in staff and expenses.

Mr. Eisenberg served through a tumultuous time for the authority, when it faced huge cutbacks in staff and resources as the governors of the two states battled over allocation of the agency's funds.

Cutbacks in staff and budgets have reduced the number of food-safety inspections conducted by the F.D.A. to about 3,400 a year -- from 35,000 in the 1970s.

In response, many energy companies have already begun new waves of cutbacks in staffs and operations.

Senator Richard Blumenthal, who has been critical of the utility, and some union officials also suggested that cutbacks in staffing at C.L.&P.

Now, for many legal aid groups across the country, cutbacks in staffing are expected to reach 20percentt or more over the coming months, even as requests for their services have risen by 30percentt or more.

Legal and financial experts say that a loosening of enforcement measures, cutbacks in staffing at the Securities and Exchange Commission, and a shift in resources toward terrorism at the F.B.I. have combined to make the federal government something of a paper tiger in investigating securities crimes.

In Sacramento, by contrast, the press corps, never big in the best of times, has been decimated by cutbacks in staffing levels at all the major news organizations.