Sentence examples for retrenchment with from inspiring English sources

2017 looks to us like a year of retrenchment with new firmer foundations for future growth attempting to be built.

As has also been remarked, it is useful to the Tories to share responsibility for the retrenchment with the Lib Dems.

Growth accelerated for large companies for the third month in a row, but medium-size and small companies saw a retrenchment, with the decline more pronounced for small companies, the bureau said in a note with the data.

Advertising retrenchment with the purpose of "economy," so-called, is short-sighted and wrong-headed.

Composition of retrenchment with refinement, so important for the smooth interworking of the two techniques, is discussed.

The interaction of retrenchment with refinement notions of correctness is overviewed, as is a range of other technical issues.

In contrast, Marcus (2013) restricted his analysis even further to consider only job losses resulting from plant closures, ruling out partial closures and downsizing on the grounds that both will lead to selective retrenchments with less productive workers laid off first.

A great deal has been written about Wenger's anniversary this week, albeit much of it has been a little too closely caught up in the shrill dissatisfactions of the fallow years, a period that coincides not just with Arsenal's own financial retrenchment, but with the rise of irresistible forces elsewhere.

Like most terrible ideas, railway retrenchment originated with the Tories and was somewhat embarrassedly continued by Labour.

The spending cuts will be brought in over five years, which ministers hope will mean that natural wastage in jobs can account for much of the retrenchment (along with the pay freeze and yet-to-be-determined reforms to public-sector pensions).

At a time of state retrenchment, countries with limited resources might usefully target labour market support at young and working age men.