Sentence examples for Should be downsized from inspiring English sources
I do think that Princeton's veneration should be downsized considerably.
And the universities that have done the most to widen access beyond traditional elites should be downsized or closed.
BLOOMBERG NEWS Lap-Band Surgeryry for Big Banks | Saying market forces don't work with the biggest global banks at their current sizes, the former International Monetary Fund chief economist Simon Johnson argues on the Economix blog that too-big-to-fail banks should be downsized to manageable proportions so that a collapse can no longer threaten the global financial system.
The hypothesis I would look to prove is whether shelves should be lower and aisles wider, whether certain categories (e.g., sugary cereals and baby diapers) should be downsized and how to rearrange the checkout to be less confined and more staff-centric.
"If they can't show they can be resolved in a bankruptcy-like process... then they should be downsized now," said Bair, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. "There is no reason in the world why they should get some special treatment backstop that other businesses in this country don't have," Bair said.
Everyone seems to agree that Fannie and Freddie, wards of the government, should be downsized.
Charlie Leocha of the Consumer Travel Alliance, who represented the interests of air travelers on the committee, said the TSA should not just be downsized but also limited to protecting only air travel (something it currently isn't).
So there must be restructuring of the financial system: giant institutions must be downsized; the activities of commercial and investment banking should be clearly separated; and the aim should be more diverse financial systems, with a bigger role for public and co-operative institutions.
India is also likely to be downsized.
Rio Paralympics to be downsized amid disappointing ticket sales.
