Sentence examples similar to a large-scale cutback from inspiring English sources

San Jose and San Francisco came out on top because they fit the profile of a sellers' market low inventory rates that were still shrinking, good job creation, a large scale cutback in new home construction and a boost in the credit market from new Fannie and Freddie loan limits.

The announcement comes just seven years after the International Business Machines Corporation, the lower Hudson Valley's largest private employer, rocked the region with large-scale cutbacks.

The question is whether Pittsburgh can serve as a model for Detroit and other cities in the industrial Midwest as they grapple with large-scale cutbacks in the automotive industry.

In May, the parent company of The Times-Picayune, Newhouse Media, announced large-scale cutbacks as well as plans to reduce publication to three times a week in favor of an expanded Web site.

Dimitri Papadimitriou, president of the Levy Economics Institute of Bard College, said that although large-scale cutbacks may in fact be reducing Greece's budget deficit, these gains have come with "catastrophic consequences": homelessness, suicides, unemployment, once-comfortable families reduced to rummaging through trash bins.

But a large-scale defection is unlikely.

He's a large-scale miniaturist!

called for a large-scale "transformation".

A large-scale study suggests so.

Although it has a large-scale topic, "Another Sleep" is not a large-scale work.

A large-scale intervention of some kind.