Retrenched Sentence Examples | Use Retrenched in a sentence

1.bond insurers, who used to cover roughly half of the market, have Retrenched or gone bust after making bad mortgage bets.

2.then came the crisis : overextended private sectors Retrenched .

3.in the past decade it has Retrenched, closing overseas offices in singapore, malaysia and greece, although it retains 12 local offices outside the uk, eight in europe.

4.generally, when women workers are Retrenched, families get to lose one of their income earners.

5.for example, while the us accounted for nearly 20 per cent of total world imports in 2000, the share dropped to nearly 12 per cent last year as debt-laden, job-worrying us consumers Retrenched.

6.in the us, consumers have Retrenched, housing starts have crashed and a double-dip recession is possible.

7.the cpf board must be satisfied that the applicant has truly been Retrenched by his employer, and not someone who chose to be Retrenched because he does not feel like working.

8.prices have dropped in many parts of the country, sales have dried up and construction has fallen sharply as developers have Retrenched.

9.the u. s. economy expanded less than economists forecast in the second quarter as shoppers Retrenched.

10.they got Retrenched and out of jobs, as they were the ones responsible for their company's death.

11.cox initially expected to double enrollment in the program's second year, though ms. armstrong says it has 'Retrenched' after struggling to find jobs for its chinese cohort ─ 19 of 41 students.

12.the latter were largely the result of the crisis: governments let fiscal deficits rise, as the private sector savagely Retrenched.

13.they Retrenched by eliminating half of the workers.

14.the last chapter was Retrenched from the book.

15.even if you were Retrenched, explain openly the reason but stressed on all you have accomplished for the company.

16.he sudenly have a terrifying feeling that he will be Retrenched by the company due to the bad economy.

17.worn-out consumers battered by job losses, shrinking nest eggs have Retrenched, throwing the economy into a tailspin.

18.in the past year or two correspondent banking has come back into fashion as many western banks have Retrenched to cut costs and eliminate less profitable activities, leaving only a handful of groups with a genuinely global reach.

19.his solution landed the housing market in the worst of all worlds: their managements knew that if the blank cheques were filled out they would lose their jobs, so they Retrenched and made mortgages more expensive and less available.