Sentence examples for cutting led from inspiring English sources

To help maintain profitability cost cutting led to the loss of 500 more jobs across the company last year, and a further 200 were targeted for redundancy at the beginning of this year, mostly in Trinity's regional papers, as a more digitally-focused and content sharing strategy across titles was unveiled.

Frequent cutting led to a higher abundance of predaceous and omnivorous ground beetles but a lower abundance of herbivorous species.

This includes cutting lead times on the assembly of Trent engines, reducing the number of people attending meetings and the frequency of meetings.

In this case, diameter limit cutting leads to openings and unutilized growing space.

The results show that the creation of the slot cutting leads to decrease of the compressive stresses in the structure, which confirms a favorable effect of this stress release technique in order to deal with AAR affected structures.

"This is exactly the wrong time to be cutting lead poisoning control programs," Landrigan said.

This type of cost cutting leads to forced unemployment and a drastic reduction in productive business activities, which actually impedes the progress of the company rather than enhancing it.

Ms. Hutchison said she had no reason to believe that cost-cutting led to today's events.

Government cost-cutting led to the sale of last year of the Old War Office building where Winston Churchill masterminded Britain's Second World War strategy.

He taught at Yale for several years starting in 1964, until cost-cutting led the university to abolish its history of science and medicine department in 1972.

Differences in the amount and timing of cuttings led to obvious differences in carbon stocks (Fig. 2).