Sentence examples for waves of cutbacks from inspiring English sources

Growing fears about job losses, especially the waves of cutbacks announced by Wall Street firms, are compounding the weakening demand, Jeffrey Otteau said.

After so many casualties and waves of cutbacks at Newsquest centres, it does seem that the company is at war with its staff.

Greece After news of a huge bailout and wave of cutbacks last May, "there was an instantaneous drop in prices," said Pavlos Yeroulanos, minister of culture and tourism for Greece.

Employers have unleashed a new wave of cutbacks in company-paid health benefits for retirees, with a growing number of companies saying that retirees can retain coverage only if they are willing to bear the full cost themselves.

[Page A1.] Cutbacks in Retiree Health Benefits In the last two years, Lucent, Alcatel and other big employers have unleashed a new wave of cutbacks in company-paid health benefits for retirees, with more companies saying that retirees can retain coverage only if they are willing to bear the full cost themselves.

Wave after wave of cutbacks, coupled with outsized pay for Mr. Zander, cannot have done much for morale.

Those considerations become even more acute in the shrinking media universe, where career planning now mostly revolves around hiding under the desk to avoid the next wave of cutbacks".

What do you see? Lafer: I worked for the House Education and the Workforce Committee in Washington in 2009-2010 and then came back to my academic job in 2011, which coincided with a huge wave of cutbacks in public services around the country.

Some business leaders said they feared that today's announcement would be the first in a wave of corporate cutbacks caused by the tax.

All have had to navigate waves of ownership changes, cutbacks, experimentation or all three.

The industry is experiencing massive retrenchment, waves of redundancies, endless public criticism and repeated cutbacks in compensation levels".