Sentence examples for retrenchment into from inspiring English sources

The retrenchment into a safe space where arguments within feminism replace arguments for feminism disturbs me.

Hillis's subsequent books defended the ideal of female independence, even through the "retrenchment into domesticity" of the postwar era.

Where 2014's Little Red (a UK No 1) found Brien tilting pop-wards, Honey isn't so much a retrenchment into clubland as a knowing toss of the head that says: "The clubs are the charts are the clubs".

Gilpin says HP's current enterprise-software strategy is retrenchment into territory where it has more credibility.

Robert Moore, a panel member and executive director of Environmental Advocates of New York, said the costs of minimizing hydrofracking's risks had become a bigger issue now that some gas companies have gone into a retrenchment in response to the glut of natural gas.

With the move, Mitsubishi UFJ, the biggest Japanese bank, is stepping into a void left after major retrenchment in Japan and elsewhere by global investment banks, including Merrill Lynch and Citigroup.

And whereas it had once been a badge of Cameronian honour to match Labour's plans for public service plans in opposition, cuts to income, corporate and petrol taxes are these days covered by pushing ever-deeper retrenchment ever-further into the future.

As the framework used in the article at hand focuses on turnaround strategies' implementation, the process dimension is subdivided into "retrenchment" and "recovery" (Barker and Duhaime 1997).

Attracting more than 41,000 attendees from almost 80 nations, E3 recaptured its buzz of old without degenerating into the sort of over-the-top crush that had prompted the retrenchment in the first place.

With layoffs on the rise and a retrenchment in consumer credit, economists expect Americans to cut back on their spending habits well into next year.

Spain officially slipped back into recession for the second time in three years on Monday, after following the German remedy of deep retrenchment in public outlays, joining Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic.