You're not going to get downsized".
"When people get downsized, it's a big blow to your self-esteem," he said.
They were sitting in their new apartment, now all blond wood and white laminate, explaining how a ho-hum developer's special, with crown moldings and weird angles and tiny rooms in an adult community here in Rockland County, had become a bright and stylish container for a downsized life.
We've watched as corporations frantically merged, to become ever mightier in the global marketplace, or downsized, to shed large portions of their workforce, all with little consideration of the communities and bonds of trust that they ruptured in the process.
Cecil Beaton photographed the 27-year-old on the day of her coronation, cooing that she was "cool, smiling, sovereign of the situation".It is the fate of a monarch particularly one of diminished powers, heading a downsized empire in an age of increasing media scrutiny to become a screen onto which others project their views.
This implies that they are too large and will become scale efficient if they decrease their scale of operations or are downsized.
As emissions regulations become increasingly demanding, higher power density engine (downsized/downspeeded and increasingly right-sized) requirements are driving the development of turbocharging systems.
Eventually, branded taxi companies will become an "old lady use case," i.e. only a small subset of the most conservative prior generation of users will continue to use the dramatically downsized incumbents.
Children can get a downsized burger for $4.95.
BRIAN KURTH got the idea for what became PivotPlanet in 2001, when he was 34 and a freshly downsized telecom executive, trying to figure out what to do with his life.
