Sentence examples for an era of downsizing from inspiring English sources
In an era of downsizing, people in their 50s make tempting targets for companies seeking to cut costs.
The challenge before Bartlesville officials is familiar to countless small towns that have lost textile mills or other huge manufacturers after an era of downsizing.
Big business and the federal government have worked hand in hand to squeeze the daylights out of working people, stripping them (in an era of downsizing and globalization) of much of their bargaining power while ferociously pursuing fiscal policies that radically favored the privileged few.
Ms. Mazur, the law professor, said: "The services made the decision, in an era of downsizing, not to adapt their course content or increase the qualifications of instructors in an effort to meet university requirements," and so they left.
Seen afresh, and without riding the coattails of nostalgia, the play tallies unexpectedly with our own intensely felt era of downsizing and layoffs that has made mincemeat of the middle classes.
The official added that in an era of government downsizing and multiplying threats, United States intelligence agencies increasingly turn to a cadre of regional specialists at universities and elsewhere that can be called upon for help on short notice.
In an era of widespread corporate downsizing, his actions made Mr. Feuerstein a national icon of corporate sensitivity.
Bummers' delight By Scott Mccormack The era of downsizing has finally hit the cigarette business.
In an era of relentless cost-cutting, many corporate moves these days coincide with downsizing.
Ms. Krupp argued, however, that in an era of ubiquitous cellphone cameras, Facebook photo albums and workplace downsizing, camouflaging one's age was a professional necessity for women.
