Sentence examples for a downsized schedule from inspiring English sources

Their disqualification on the eve of the first women's major of the year before the first official shot had been struck was another spoonful of bad publicity for the L.P.G.A. Tour, which over the past year has had to swallow a change in leadership at the top and a downsized schedule.

The S.U.V., which is scheduled to be shown at the Los Angeles auto show on Wednesday, is powered by a downsized version of the brand's V-8, displacing 5.5 liters but producing 518 horsepower and 516 pound-feet of torque, an increase of 15 horsepower and 44 pound-feet of torque over the outgoing version.

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.

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".

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

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.