Sentence examples for rising headcount from inspiring English sources

The rising headcount naturally reflects the companies' growing online initiatives— Cisco already has 25 blogs and more than 100 Twitter accounts (sometimes there is such a thing as too much of a good thing).

"We didn't hear enough on how this will be delivered against a background of rising demand, headcount reductions and with staff morale already at record lows," he said.

That implies slower revenue growth, increased headcount and rising costs.

Amazon is known for selling and delivering physical goods, so we can expect the company to directly challenge the big offline consumer retail megastores as they accumulate more purchasing power, and as incumbents look to become more lean by shedding underperforming real estate liabilities and rising costs pegged to headcount.

Its poverty headcount rose at every three-year interval between 1981 and 2005, the only continent where this happened.

Rovio's headcount rose from 224 people at the start of 2012 to 518 by the end of the year.

The holding company's part-time headcount rose too.Managers at MTFG and UFJ, meanwhile, reckon that their bulk and complementary businesses will allow them to boost revenues at home and abroad.

It was not the only council to do so, with a number of councils recording rises in ICT employees: Essex county council's average IT headcount rose by 69% between 2008-09 and 2011-12, increasing from 85 to 144.

But the thinktank said the headcount should start rising again as the complex process of leaving the EU began.

Overall staff numbers fell by nearly 20,000 - 1.4% - to 1,350,000, but clinical professions such as GPs and consultants saw a rise in headcount.

And as with any rising startup, Robinhood has to avoid headcount bloat or getting over extended in markets where it has less inherent advantage.