Sentence examples for a radically downsized from inspiring English sources

But with gas prices likely to top $3 a gallon and growing gridlock in our cities, could the time be right for a radically downsized car?

The C63s ditch Mercedes' beloved but thirsty 6.2-litre V8 for a radically downsized – but biturbo-boosted – 4-litre V8.

Not to mention that the revamped TANF program to which the deputy mayor refers is a radically downsized program.

Radically downsized in scope, and its examination of the issue of abortion greatly softened, John Irving's sixth novel (with a Dickensian screenplay by the author) has been turned into a lovely World War II-era fable about a young man venturing out into the world.

Radically downsized in scope, and its examination of the issue of abortion greatly softened, John Irving's sixth novel (with his Oscar-winning Dickens ian screenplay) has been turned into a lovely World War II-era fable about a young man venturing out into the world.

Radically downsized in scope and its examination of the issue of abortion greatly softened, John Irving's sixth novel (with an Oscar-winning Dickensian screenplay by the author) has been turned into a lovely World War II-era fable about a young man venturing out into the world.

The list goes on, all schemes that have now been radically downsized or delayed for months as all efforts go into getting the stadiums, at least, finished on time.

"It's fair to ask whether contemporary working moms, whose companies have been radically downsized and whose bosses may well expect them to be fused to their BlackBerries 24/7, are quite as serene as their Clinton-era counterparts," she wrote.

This is a radically popular idea.

Now she gets a radically different reception.

Was product A radically redesigned?