Sentence examples for called downsizing from inspiring English sources

Everywhere else, contraction is called downsizing.

The galaxy thus seems to bolster a modified picture of galaxy formation called "downsizing".

Detroit shifted only grudgingly, first with the visual trick called downsizing, then with the rebadging of imports.

Now we know, thanks to Variety: a radical category shift, into effects-heavy sci-fi, with a story called "Downsizing," again starring Paul Giamatti this time, as a man who flees his money problems by getting himself physically miniaturized.

I'm not a huge fan of reality television but I just found a show that I think is really important for America called "Downsized".

Starting on Saturday, an eight-part series on the cable channel WEtv called "Downsized" will introduce audiences to the Bruces of Arizona, whom the network is calling a "modern-day Brady Bunch".

Perhaps umbrellas had grown so large that negotiating the Midtown crowds called for downsizing.

The estate agents Savills said recently that it expects so-called "downsizing" house sales to rise by almost a third over the next five years, partly as a result of baby boomers who did well out of the property boom selling up to help their children.

This draft generally calls for "downsizing" of the "mess" in Washington, where there are "too many departments and agencies with competing programs that waste resources and fail to deliver the goods".

The proposal also calls for downsizing the police department by 100 by replacing police employees in lower-paid desk jobs with civilians and returning some administrative police officers to street patrol.

By James Surowiecki In the nineteen-nineties, with U.S. corporations in the midst of what the Times called "the downsizing of America," a new term appeared: the "seven-per-cent rule".