Sentence examples for a downsizing in from inspiring English sources

"That would require a downsizing in the number of police officers, firefighters, teachers," he said, adding that virtually no department would be left unscathed.

Perhaps the answer is a downsizing in a similar style to Sony in 2016.

"Having a downsize in employment in a sector that pays very well is not welcome news," Mr. DiNapoli said, citing what he called the "multiplier effect," whereby each lost Wall Street job results in two additional lost jobs in other sectors in the city.

Several weeks ago, Deutsche Post said it would maintain a "significant presence" in the United States, leading analysts to suspect a downsizing was in the works.

Five months later, Ellison's Oracle quietly acknowledged a major downsizing in an official federal regulatory filing.

Cheryl Champagne was 60, with 25 years as a finance manager, when she took an early retirement buyout package from a downsizing Hartford Life Insurance Co. in September 2009.

Just the announcement of a mass downsizing in the mid-1990's would raise a company's stock price.

Over the last 20 years, there has been a massive downsizing in the industry.

"American has already done a substantial downsizing in terms of grounding aircraft and cutting back schedules," said Dan Kasper, managing director at LECG, an economic and financial consulting firm that specializes in aviation.

For consumers, a broad downsizing in financial services will be felt both in the ways customers interact with an institution -- with more emphasis on digital and mobile transactions--as well in the kinds of services that are made available.

Ordinary workers, even middle managers, are lucky if they walk away from a downsizing with enough in savings and severance to support their families for a year.