Sentence examples for many redundancy from inspiring English sources

We'll all have too many redundancy leaving dos to go to in the coming months to worry about how to deal with a royal faux pas.

The focus on GSTFs is important for understanding the transcription regulatory network of yeast as it uncovers details behind many redundancy relationships, some of which are completely new.

The system, though, is stunningly complex, with many redundancies.

Their many redundancies did not diminish their worth, just as Zeppelin's dedication to never repeat themselves constituted their authority.

The curious, initial aspect of Rangers' administration is that Duff and Phelps avoided the many redundancies which occurred in similar situations elsewhere.

Events unfolded so slowly via a completely leaden script with so many redundancies in it that I thought my watch had stopped.

The list contains many redundancies -- individual campuses of the same university are listed separately, for example -- and may also include schools that are out of business or bogus.

"The final number of redundancies is likely to be less than this, since we are seeking to mitigate as many redundancies as possible by supporting these staff to find alternative employment within the wider NHS.

No wonder there have been so many redundancies recently.

Mr Madge said he was unsure how many redundancies the council would have to make and there had been appeals for people to take early retirement.

One expert commented, "The system, though, is stunningly complex, with many redundancies.