Sentence examples for retrenched to from inspiring English sources

Shipyard retrenched to New England, where it currently sells 75percentt of its product.

Having retrenched to America, Cadbury has a profitable, cash-generating business built upon the strength of its Dr Pepper brand number four in America behind Pepsi's Mountain Dew.

Unsurprisingly, the financial crisis hasn't been kind to the $12,500 bust market, and Mr. Moss recently retrenched to a single store.

Mr. Wong retrenched to his first restaurant, Cafe Asean (after 15 years, it is still on West 10th Street, still cheap, still pan-Asian and still over-performing).

The developments on Wednesday came as investigators across the region retrenched to look for clues, by air and in the water, and to take stock of where the case was leading.

A troubled British pharmacy group, Boots, recently pulled out of Japan, and Marks & Spencer has retrenched to nurse its British stores back to health.Andrew Fowler, a retail analyst at Merrill Lynch, notes that "acquisitions often fail in the retail industry.

PES may also be tasked with delivering special programs to assist displaced or retrenched workers, to support public works programs or to work with enterprises to access training services or adopt public support for work sharing and other means of averting mass layoffs.

As many people got retrenched due to ESAP, the work-based cooperative initiative began to lose its glamour and the now out-of-work lot had to device other means to get them housed.

"Virtually all the leaders in the industry retrenched and began to focus on a scheme of locks and braces on music.

On the one hand the old school detectives brought up in the corrupt culture simply retrenched and refused to co-operate.

At first, she thought it was a different Michael, but nimbly retrenched: "I want to be your partner.