Sentence examples for retrenchment around from inspiring English sources
The good news is that, with all the retrenchment around, there are now plenty of bargains to be had.
The black helicopter noise suggests Muglia was undermined by the retrenchment around Silverlight he surfaced in an interview with Mary Jo Foley, but here again Apple's Verizon deal around iPhone 4 and a Verizon iPad threatens Microsoft much more directly by accelerating iOS and damaging both Windows Phone and the MIA Windows tablet.
Given what is happening to house prices, it is extremely likely that consumer retrenchment will precipitate a recession, probably around year's end.
Workers who fall sufficiently sick to satisfy an increasingly harsh bureaucracy that it simply isn't feasible to class them as jobseekers are facing a benefit cut of around 30%, the sort of retrenchment more often associated with Greece.
All around we see evidence of retrenchment and animosity, the border crossings ever less porous.
Look around at London's other theatres, and one sees signs of artistic retrenchment: Adrian Noble is presiding over an increasingly exciting RSC - an institution that not long ago was reeling from the very brickbats now reserved for the National.
The moves, the first since Michael O'Neill, the bank chairman, abruptly deposed Vikram S. Pandit as chief executive and replaced him with Michael L. Corbat, were seen as another retrenchment from Citi's former position as a financial megamarket in the United States and around the world.
It is China's most significant nationwide retrenchment since the restructuring of state-owned enterprises from 1998 to 2003 led to around 28 million redundancies and cost the central government about 73.1 billion yuan ($11.2 billion) in resettlement funds.
More US newspaper retrenchment.
Necessity will dictate retrenchment.
