Sentence examples for with a headcount from inspiring English sources

The company has faced unavoidable comparisons with fellow Finns Supercell, which made $892m of revenues in 2013 from just two games with a headcount of 132 staff.

Johnston Press started 2012 with a headcount of more than 5,650, and ended it with 4,350, according to the company's annual results for the year to 29 December.

In the European Union (EU), a business with a headcount of fewer than two hundred fifty is classified as medium sized, a business with a headcount of fewer that fifty is classified as small.

Since then, Schippers said the company has continued to add new team members, with a headcount that's now around 80, including TechCrunch columnist Jon Evans.

Launching with a headcount of just four or five three years ago, the firm has grown pretty substantially, and now with 21 employees.

Granted, it's closer than it's ever been before, with a headcount of fewer than 5,000 employees worldwide — that's down from 19,000 in 2013.

With just a headcount of four, the company has signed up more than 50 enterprise clients, which include companies like Homejoy, iCracked, Instacart and Doordash.

Going forward, Credit Karma will grow its now 60-person team, primarily hiring on the technical side of things, with plans to reach a headcount of 100 by the end of the year.

Besides better reporting, the surge in the number of stops, they said, is also a byproduct of flooding high-crime areas with more officers, a strategy for a force with a shrinking headcount.

With running costs reduced to 2% of total spending by 2015, in other words falling to half the global donor average of 4%, DFID will be in the unusual position of having an increased budget managed with a reduced headcount.

DoubleDutch heads into 2017 largely on the same course as before, but with a smaller headcount.