Sentence examples for number of cutbacks from inspiring English sources

The Great Depression brought a number of cutbacks to Anglesey's railways.

The two-year $66 billion plan reduced collective bargaining for teachers to much backlash, resulting in a number of cutbacks including scrapped programs and layoffs.

Baltimore's retrenchment, after a dizzying decline this year, comes amid a number of recent cutbacks by technology companies in Ireland.

It has already had financial consequences, with the club announcing a number of further cutbacks at Edgar Street.

We estimated the number of work cutback days as the number of days actually worked when ill, multiplied by a self-reported inefficiency score, which ranges between 0 and 1 (0 = as efficient as when in good health, 1 = totally inefficient).

But Mr. LaNasa acknowledged that because of cutbacks, the number of workers with less than five years of experience was "underrepresented from where we would like it to be".

Following a number of years of government cutbacks, the outlook for military spending is looking much better and the geopolitical backdrop supports the view that BAE will return to earnings growth in 2016 and beyond".

The opening of 41 new Argos stores this year may hit other retailers: by asking shoppers to choose goods from a catalogue, Argos branches can offer a wider range than other stores of the same size.And, with rather less fanfare than those retailers announcing big expansion plans, a number of others have unveiled cutbacks.

Several factors such as an increased number of patients and tasks, cutbacks or reorganizations cause stress.

Some executives are talking about the inevitability of cutbacks in the number of new books published each year, a step that has sometimes alarmed authors and others mindful of books' central role in cultural and intellectual life.

There are, similarly, a considerable number of Senate Republicans who favor cutbacks.