Sentence examples for trimming staffing from inspiring English sources

A recent report by Bear , Stearnsglumly noted that newspaper companies "do not have a lot of scope in trimming staffing, especially with the public backlash by some journalists concerned about cost control measures".

Many American and European investment banks have been trimming staff in Hong Kong as well.

Papers' attempts to deal with the new environment by cutting costs haven't helped: trimming staff and reducing coverage make newspapers less appealing to readers and advertisers.

6 02 p.m. | Updated Rolling Stone, amid a variety of magazines responding to a troubled advertising environment by trimming staff, laid off two of its bigger names this month.

Competition from new private airlines like Kingfisher and Jet Airways is luring away customers, and the company is focusing on cutting costs by trimming staff and routes.

At the same time stations are trimming staff, they are trying — just like newspapers — to transform into 24-hour news-gathering operations with robust Web sites.

Also a Scarsdale resident, Mr. Honjo leaves home for his office in Midtown Manhattan at 6 a.m. and doesn't get home until 10 or 11 p.m. Trimming staff, he said, is necessary to revive the companies.

The school's final $50 million will not come easily at a time when virtually all of Hollywood's major companies have been trimming staff and hunkering down for what most believe will be years of austerity.

However, WH Smith shares rose 2.7% to £10.43 amid the glimpse of sales improvement and as the company said it had found a further £2m of cost savings through trimming staff and marketing budgets.

But the governor's cabinet members have already announced that they cannot reach the 5percentt budget cuts that Mr. McGreevey has asked for without trimming staff, and officials in the governor's office are already issuing private warnings that those cuts may include a small number of unionized office staff.

Sir Terry kept profit margins up by trimming staff and by not investing enough in prices (that is, not lowering them) or in Tesco's own-brand products.As Tesco neglected its business at home, the group's rivals caught up.