Sentence examples for increases in headcount from inspiring English sources

Notes to the accounts show "administrative expenses" rose significantly between 2008 and 2009 – by €794m – because of increases in headcount, sales and marketing and the "royalties paid as a result of increases in recorded turnover".

It also said international expansion plans meant increases in headcounts could occur overseas rather than in the North Sea.

A number of places that had been awarded permits for all types of alcohol had them taken away in October because the increase in headcount was below projections.

Still, given the massive 40% increase in headcount this year, Facebook seems to have failed move the needle on diversity.

That planned increase in headcount is probably a reflection of Zomato's relatively labor-intensive business model, at least compared to other pure Internet plays.

What's required to accelerate growth is a bigger budget for marketing and an increase in "headcount and some experienced hands".

The company said it upped its spending on research and development by 85percentt year-over-year to $70 million during Q1, which it said was due mostly to an increase in headcount.

In the filing, the company said research and development expenses increased in the third quarter due to an increase in headcount-related expenses, which included $5.4 million in stock-based compensation expense related to the acceleration of vesting of stock held by a former employee.

The chart shows that those countries that saw the biggest increases in poverty headcount also saw the biggest increases in the "poverty gap" (the median income of those below the line, expressed as a percentage of the poverty line).

Businesses reported the strongest expected employment growth since the financial crisis with an average increase of 1.7% in headcount over the next 12 months.

However, when health poverty threshold is lower ("poor" self-reported health status) only poverty headcount rate increases in a statistically significant way.