Sentence examples for through retrenchment from inspiring English sources

The top five housebuilders continued to make money through retrenchment.

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

Various countries, such as Tanzania, report having personnel with nursing and/or clinical skills unemployed through retrenchment policies introduced in the governmental sector in the 1990s, who potentially can be contracted through the private sector.

However, it is through their interaction with the concrete presence of two generally 'abstract' contemporary dynamics, transnationalisation by the MDTP and increased localisation through retrenchments, that consequences for livelihoods and identity seem to be sharply highlighted.

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

Joshua Shapiro, the chief United States economist at MFR, said some parts of the country might be only halfway through a retrenchment.

The big uncertainty now is whether the trend will reverse when the economy slows or Internet businesses go through a retrenchment.

Most military reductions will come through sensible retrenchments like delaying the replacement of Britain's nuclear missile submarines and drawing down British forces stationed in Germany.

The chancellor is delighted with his ruse to effect this retrenchment through an entirely gratuitous piece of legislation.

The television business over all is also going through a brutal retrenchment, and Warner as the largest studio is particularly exposed.

Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist at MFR, said that some parts of the country may only be halfway through such a retrenchment.