Sentence examples for layoff of the from inspiring English sources

Coming off their longest layoff of the season, it might have been the Flyers' fresh legs that allowed them to finally finish off the slumping New York Rangers in the third period.

The wage gap might have fallen simply as a result of the disproportionate layoff of the lowest wage women workers, and in that case it would be hard to argue for its beneficial impact.

Savings will be gained from the closing of money-losing magazines and the layoff of 700 of the company's 1,150 employees the last year.

Shortly before End of Ages was released, Cyan announced the layoff of most of the staff and that the company would be ceasing software development.

The layoffs of the last year and a half have also been unusually democratic.

The layoffs of the past three years totaled in the millions, but they touched only a small segment of the population.

From the turn of the century until the mass layoffs of the '70s, "Clydebuilt" was synonymous with top-notch, first-class ironclads.

But experts say the chief reason for the increase in accusations of prejudice is most likely tied to the broad layoffs of the last few years.

Businesses, some still burdened with unresolved age-discrimination complaints from the layoffs of the 1980's, faced the prospect of even more sensational trials.

"Not only are the top people with their experience leaving, but the proposed budget calls for 350 layoffs of the people who deliver the services.

Still others pointed to workers' fears for their jobs generated by the memory of the recession and widespread layoffs of the early 1990's.