Sentence examples for subsequent retrenchment from inspiring English sources

A much reduced ice sheet centred on Scotland undergoes subsequent retrenchment and a series of advance/retreat cycles into the North Sea Basin from 17 ka onwards, culminating in a sustained Younger Dryas event from 13 to 11.5 ka BP.

A shipbuilding boom in the early part of the 20th century became massive during World War I, making Seattle somewhat of a company town; the subsequent retrenchment led to the Seattle General Strike of 1919, the first general strike in the country.

Although a recovery phase's importance subsequent to retrenchment is conceptually established, the empirical white spot remains imminent.

This was not an over-harsh judgment and was endorsed later by Joseph who confessed that his record as a public spender sat ill with his subsequent exhortations for retrenchment.

However, various process models can be decomposed into principal retrenchment and subsequent recovery phases (Eichner 2010).

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

The situation with homebuilders looks most like regional banks after the savings and loan crisis of the early nineties--when post-crisis price collapses, consolidation and retrenchment set the stage for an enormous rally over the subsequent decade.

A subsequent shift toward sustainable growth is necessary after securing short-term stability through retrenchment (Pandit 2000).

The ONS said this retrenchment of real earnings was due to the impact of the banking crisis and subsequent economic downturn.

Subsequent falling gold prices and a restructuring within the mining industry have led to massive retrenchments.

Subsequently, Morrow et al. (2004) find industry conditions to significantly determine retrenchment success, stating that cost retrenchment is only positively related to improved performance in declining industries.