Sentence examples for headcount that from inspiring English sources

Over the weekend, he spoke to about 75,000 people at four stops, a headcount that dwarfs the population of several of the cities he breezed through only a month ago in Iowa and New Hampshire.

Toyota's expansion strategy also affected the company's global employee headcount that shot up from 183,000 to 321,000 within a decade (Greimel 2010).

It's been a busy run since, with two venture funding rounds closed, three acquisitions, and a headcount that went from 12 to 200.

There are the 30,000 small businesses coming onto the platform each month, and the headcount that will push 300 in the next year.

DFJ has also mined data to support specific sectors, round of funding, investment size, and a team headcount that has performed best and then targets startups based on this profile.

Since then, Schippers said the company has continued to add new team members, with a headcount that's now around 80, including TechCrunch columnist Jon Evans.

Companies with massive headcounts, that had raised many millions of dollars, some that even had gone public, were closing their doors.

The figures join a list of indicators of the industry's health — like advertising and newsroom headcounts — that, after years of slipping, have accelerated sharply downward, as newspapers face the greatest threats since the Depression.

It can be a desire to get around artificial headcount restrictions that are imposing unreasonable constraints on an organisation.

Andrew Griffith, the chief financial officer at BSkyB, said today that the job cut figure was an aggregate headcount reduction that will be achieved through a combination of closing vacant posts and "a number of redundancies".

In his note he hints at headcount reductions that will be in store a nod to Wall Street, no doubt.