Sentence examples for layoff has been from inspiring English sources

His longest layoff has been four months, with a broken wrist, which is better than most of his contemporaries.

The long layoff has been good for Canty — he said he had lost 10 to 15 pounds — but it looks to have hindered the defensive line as a unit.

Soon enough, we've created a story about what it's like to live on skid row even before a single layoff has been made.

But the layoff had been a shock.

Frazier was not unprepared, saying he had earned his title, but the inmates said Ali's three-year layoff had been a plot by white America.

The largest number of layoffs has been at Sabah, which owned two of the nation's largest newspapers, dozens of magazines and a top television station.

District Council 37's principal response to the layoffs has been to plan a street rally on April 29 to protest concessions and layoffs and to urge the mayor, as it has often before, to stop giving city work to private contractors.

Layoffs had been common since spring.

Layoffs had been made in the US.

For teachers like Tina Paoliello, the layoffs have been devastating.

But more recently, layoffs have been near historic lows and there has been (some) job growth.