Sentence examples for dumping around from inspiring English sources

It's now easier to grok why Microsoft is dumping around 18,000 employees: If it is going to recover its margins and clock in profits in keeping with the street's expectations, it has no choice but to trim costs.

"Vale has been drilling and dumping around Minas Gerais for 70 years," Leitão wrote in the newspaper O Globo.

Liu Xiaoming, a 58-year-old retiree, uses his Sina Weibo microblog account to highlight incidents of dumping around his town of Jiaxing in Zhejiang Province.

Around the time of the advisory, local activists were rising up against toxic dumping around Lake Charles and elsewhere, as part of the "front-porch" – or "kitchen-sink" – politics of the 1970s and 1980s.

But two years after "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" and one year after "Survivor," network programmers now regard summer, once a near-toxic dumping around of repeats and rejected pilots, as their new secret garden, containing some of the richest soil on television for raising the next big prime-time hits.

The Institute's report is a cautionary tale for American taxpayers as well as foreign aid groups that were dumping around $15.7 billion a year into the country annually — providing around 98percentt of the Afghan gross domestic product, according to a 2010 World Bank report — before the international community and American troops began pulling out in recent years.

"It's starting to look like the city dump around here".

"People are being shot, and bodies were dumped around streets".

"Squally rain was being dumped around very quickly by gale force winds.

This was where the ancient Romans dumped around 25m amphorae between 140BC and 255BC.

The Exxon Valdez, by comparison, dumped around 11 million gallons when it ran aground off the Alaskan coast in 1989.