Sentence examples for because of downsizing from inspiring English sources

Very few women follow that pattern, even now, and because of downsizing, many men are not following it either anymore".

While Bethesda gets more and more expensive because of downsizing empty-nesters, houses in Potomac are seeing slight price declines.

Donald Hardt, 60, has been out of work since August, when he was laid off by a machine products supplier in Wisconsin because of downsizing.

Jason Loeb, 37, an equity analyst for a money management firm, has received a half-dozen e-mail messages from friends who have lost jobs because of downsizing at major banks.

As is the case in other parts of Manhattan, much of the space now available in the Hudson Square area is for sublet, because of downsizing by tenants like Reed Elsevier, the publishing company.

While workers who were made redundant because of downsizing or the closure of a firm used to get paid a "redeployment" allowance, meant for people who are unable to find new jobs, that benefit will no longer be available by 2017.

Even in the U.S., there is now increasing demand in considering the use of SCRT in order to better stratify for adjuvant therapy, because of the low probability of downsizing and therefore "unchanged" initial TN-staging [ 10].

Because this was a time of downsizing in Sweden, sickness presence could also be a potential confounding variable, indicated by a similar lack of effect of major downsizing on sickness absence rates.

The problem arises, he explains, mainly because of the prospect — then the necessity — of downsizing.

The United States should resist the temptation of downsizing its "foreign engagement" after the wars, she said, because engagement in Asia "is critical to America's future".

Instead of downsizing, the bank talks of "rightsizing".