Sentence examples similar to a downsized equivalent from inspiring English sources

As the Marsh & McLennan case illustrates, a downsized customer base can lead to a downsized employee base.

But only if there was a downsized operating plan.

Children can get a downsized burger for $4.95.

Patients who undergo the procedure end up feeling full faster, thanks to a downsized tummy.

Writing on the influential blog Politico, John F Harris said the speech was "a document of downsized ambitions for a downsized moment in his presidency".

And a falling population would mean a downsized economy (Farage has said that "some things are more important than money") and a downsized foreign policy.

That makes hotels the latest frontier in designing for a downsized world.

In a downsized world economy, few crumbs are left over for them.

Yet Mr Margvelashvili will inherit a downsized version of the Georgian presidency, wielding far fewer powers than his predecessor.

Porsche recently hired 1,000 workers in Leipzig, Germany, to build the Macan, a downsized S.U.V. that goes on sale early next year.

Equally, while the gift budget may have shrunk, wrapping a downsized offering with panache instantly imbues it with more value.