Sentence examples for forced layoff from inspiring English sources

Little bitterness or resentment toward the company has been evidenced by the relatively few employees involved in the forced layoff.

On Sunday night, in an unfamiliar stadium, in a still-alien jersey, Manning returned from the forced layoff caused by four neck operations.

Lisicki, a powerful German who required a late wild card just to play here, has not been through as severe an ordeal or as long a forced layoff as Williams, but she has had to overcome plenty to work her way back into a leading role at Wimbledon.

Relaxed and at ease, Woods acknowledged the positive effects of his forced layoff — more time to spend with his daughter, Sam, and a chance to return to golf with two strong legs.

"What's my name?" By the time Ali was able to return to the ring following his forced layoff, he was bigger than ever.

During 1971 72 Zappa released two strongly jazz-oriented solo LPs, Waka/Jawaka and The Grand Wazoo, which were recorded during the forced layoff from concert touring, using floating line-ups of session players and Mothers alumni.

Then the recession forced layoffs, reducing the force by about 100 officers.

The mortgage crisis hasn't merely caused millions of home foreclosures, cost big Wall Street firms tens of billions of dollars and forced layoffs.

Schoomaker stressed the ongoing need for funding to repair, replace and upgrade Army equipment, criticizing funding shortfalls in 2005 and 2006 that forced layoffs and slowdowns in production at Army repair depots.

Forced layoffs are no fun for anyone – Sprint knows that.

Police departments went through forced layoffs and were replaced by contractors like Security who served only paying clients.