Sentence examples for layoff from from inspiring English sources

That seems comically disingenuous: who really welcomes an open-ended layoff from their regular employer?

It was Williams's fourth match back from a six-month layoff from tendinitis in her wrists.

In his CCTV interview, Liu sought to dispel speculation that he was out of shape after his layoff from competition.

For Miller, the long layoff from skiing when he was in semiretirement continues to affect his performances.

Randy Morse, the trainer of Summer Note, said his colt was also running off an extended layoff, from Dec. 12.

He took up senior softball in 1986, at age 64, after a 40-year layoff from organized sports.

Coming at a time of increased layoffs from the economic downturn and post-Sept.

Perhaps executives should consider layoffs from the top downward, not the bottom up.

One then has to consider layoffs from a social point of view.

In Harbin and elsewhere, the layoffs from state-owned companies have only begun.

They needed to hear the real reasons for the layoffs from me personally.