Sentence examples for probably laid off from inspiring English sources

Analysts say the company probably laid off about 10% of its employees in the just-ended fourth quarter and could slash more jobs.

Many of the roughly 25 teachers at the two schools will also remain, though some will probably be laid off, he said, "based on seniority and experience".

Three days later, her bosses told her that she'll probably be laid off again in early September.

Not only will you find that many of the successful people in your life have probably been laid off at one time or another, but you will also have laid the networking groundwork for whatever is next.

Those same people probably love getting laid off and supporting a family on unemployment benefits.

You will be laid off probably not because of anything you've done the 80 20 rule suggests that almost everyone in a company should be fired but because of factors having little to do with you.

If you've been laid off, it's probably been for a long period of time," said Cary Leahey, economist and managing director at Decision Economics in New York.

The tourism official, Cristyne L. Nicholas, said that the business losses would probably mean thousands more people being laid off at restaurants, on Broadway and at cultural institutions as well as a decrease in city, state and federal tax revenue that she estimated at $797 million.

That would probably mean laying off thousands of teachers, and eliminating a host of extras like after-school and early-childhood education programs that parents have come to count on.

Venting -- not litigation -- is probably the most realistic response for most laid off employees.

"So we probably would have used it to avoid people getting laid off".