Sentence examples for terms of headcount from inspiring English sources

In terms of headcount, we estimate that, in 2006, the iPod supported nearly twice as many jobs offshore as in the United States.

While hard to measure, it seems likely that the company-based corporate governance function is far larger in terms of headcount and cost than the investor side.

We expect to double in size in terms of headcount.

Meanwhile, on terms of headcount, Perfecto will likely increase from the 75 people it has now to around 100 by the middle to end of 2013.

Boyd dramatically expanded the college during his tenure, both in terms of headcount and academic diversity.

This has led to the development of new approaches to funding which have already proved extremely effective when dealing with vaccines for more common -- and in terms of headcount far more deadly -- infectious diseases, such as measles, hepatitis B, pneumonia and diarrhea.

Explains co-founder Dan Engel, "as a group of serial entrepreneurs, we have a lot of experience in getting from A to B — 'B' being getting to where we are as a company in terms of revenue, profit, headcount, and what we've scaled to, to date," he says.

Then the next product they do has to be bigger in terms of the team, the headcount and the budget because they think they're better," Paananen said.

Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed, but 6L says the addition of Escalation Studios expands the company's overall headcount to more than 210 employees worldwide.

Last November, Ms. McCleery had a record headcount of 360.

"Looking at Greylock's history, for a long time Silicon Valley has been dominant, in terms of money invested, returns and headcount," said Bill Helman, a partner at Greylock since 1984.