Sentence examples for clearly downsized from inspiring English sources

As can be seen in figure 4, T cells readily proliferated in tumor-free mice within 4 days and such proliferative responses were clearly downsized by the presence of subcutaneous tumors.

Clearly, downsizing can be challenging and painful, regardless of the cause.

The white-collar cuts were the largest one-time reduction of salaried workers that analysts could recall at G.M. "They clearly need to downsize to meet the worldwide sales environment," said Brian A. Johnson, an analyst with Barclays Capital.

Participants in the clunkers program clearly were interested in downsizing to smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles.

Downsizing is clearly a marker of sanity when it's done voluntarily, which it almost never is, but when it's forced on us it has the entirely opposite effect and leaves us howling at the heavy sky that's crashing down all around us.

He used to be a film director named Mateo Blanco, and now he is a screenwriter, but clearly something more drastic than downsizing has occurred; it will take us the rest of the movie to discover what that was.

Fifty-four percent of those surveyed said most companies that downsize fail to communicate clearly to the surviving employees both the need for the layoffs and the outlook for the company.

While there are plenty of new store openings, the net downsizing of retail space in certain categories is clearly significant (for a deeper dive I recommend this excellent report by Coresight Research).

Today, clearly it is in a period of transition and needs to downsize a bit.

It's clearly not as simple as saying to people that they should downsize if they are in a home with spare rooms; there clearly aren't the properties on the market to do that.

Starting next week, we will be able to see more clearly the possibly environmental artwork that Mr. McNamara hath wrought by culling images from the photo sessions and decoupaging them, downsized and tinted, to whatever strikes his fancy.