Sentence examples for for retrenchment from inspiring English sources

He expects the public appetite for retrenchment to fade when recessions return.

Remember, as the public sector prepares for retrenchment, there's nothing worse for employees than not knowing what's going on.

Cameron's plan for retrenchment is economically illiterate, and would be frighteningly dangerous if he were in power.

Though walk-in customers did not pull back sharply, corporate holiday parties were few this year, he said, as the financial sector braced for retrenchment.

Ageing, economically insecure and fearful for the future, more and more Europeans are listening to populist calls for retrenchment behind old borders and old certainties.

This was not an over-harsh judgment and was endorsed later by Joseph who confessed that his record as a public spender sat ill with his subsequent exhortations for retrenchment.

The seasonally adjusted number of containers loaded at its ports for export, many with agricultural products and other raw materials, has risen from the lows of earlier this year.But it is one thing for exports to grow (and imports to fall) but another entirely for trade to compensate for the retrenchment of the much larger consumer sector.

September 17 , 2013From the Spectator's James Forsyth James Forsyth (@JGForsyth) Leaders say we're in for years of retrenchment.

In all, it was a day of retrenchment for Russian tennis.

In November Thompson hinted at a period of retrenchment for the BBC, which is funded by the £3.6bn annual licence fee.

Across the Western world, it was at best a year of retrenchment for feminist organizations and activists, a year to take stock and figure out why women's forward strides in politics and the economy appear to have stalled.