Sentence examples for staff curtailing from inspiring English sources

F. Michael Scherer, an antitrust economist at Harvard's Kennedy School, noted that as soon as the pharmaceutical giant Merck was cleared to take over Cubist Pharmaceuticals, a smaller lab that had developed a promising new antibiotic, it eliminated Cubist's research and development staff — curtailing research into several other promising drugs.

This counts for a lot during an age of global staffs, curtailed expenses and limited travel.

Mr. Trump instead can try to throttle him by replacing Attorney General Jeff Sessions or his deputy, Rod Rosenstein, with a compliant soul who can slowly choke off Mr. Mueller by cutting his budget, trimming his staff or curtailing the scope of his review.

But it will also enable the stations to cut some staff and curtail other costs.

After the attacks in America, foreign aid groups that employed thousands of Afghans, for instance, evacuated their foreign staff and curtailed operations.

Members were told that the organisation representing seven million students may need to mortgage its headquarters, cut staff and curtail its activities in order to remain solvent, with more "radical reforms" also mooted.

Several people considered that chronic staff shortages curtailed the quality of care they provided.

Citing the global financial crisis, Mr. Houghton said the museum had imposed a hiring freeze and is curtailing staff travel and entertainment as well as the use of temporary employees.

So Outside has been forced to react swiftly -- cutting the number of free issues sent to advertisers to 3,000 from 6,000, halving the number of marketing events it sponsors and curtailing staff travel.

Granta Nakayama, who headed the office from 2005 to 2009, said that it couldn't sustain that deep a staffing cut without curtailing some of its operations.

Beyond personnel, the White House said it had scaled back purchases of equipment and supplies, curtailed staff travel and reduced the use of Internet air cards.