Sentence examples for sacked more from inspiring English sources

Bledsoe has been sacked more often.

(Only four quarterbacks were sacked more often this season).

In two years the bloated public sector has sacked more than 100,000 employees.

In all, Blackwater has sacked more than 120 of its operatives in Iraq.

Since he joined BZW in July 1996, he has sacked more than 600 staff and hired 500 people to replace them.

He has had seasons in which he sacked more quarterbacks, recorded more tackles and assisted on many more plays than he did in this one.

That means sacking more people, as each junior makes less saving.

The Conservatives don't have a vision to offer, merely the promise of sacking more civil servants.

He began his presidency by pulverising organised labour, sacking more than 10,000 members of the air-traffic-controllers' union for striking (even though the union had been one of the few to support his presidential bid).

So instead of more authority being transferred to local parties, the high representative increasingly made use of his discretionary powers and, among other things, ended up sacking more than 70 elected officials over the next few years.Although everyone agrees that international administrations are meant to be transitional, they often seem to end too early or too late.

It was a sign that the line would not be able to protect Mark Sanchez, who was sacked 38 more times.