Sentence examples for considerable downsizing from inspiring English sources
The streamlining of the armed forces has resulted in considerable downsizing.
By then they knew that there was a considerable downside to downsizing.
Circulation trends for weekly magazines were largely flat over the last six months, with a few notable exceptions among the biggest brands in a business that has undergone considerable restructuring and downsizing in recent years.
Considering the fact that the mycobacterial genome has undergone a considerable amount of downsizing with a concomitant loss of redundant genes, there has to be a rationale for the organism carrying the supposed 'burden' of a domain of no function, the CTD of the mycobacterial CoaE.
6 8 In addition, over the past 10 years, the healthcare sector has undergone considerable restructuring and downsizing aimed at reducing healthcare costs.
Preoperative radio- and chemoradiotherapy are now considered an integral part of treatment for patients with rectal cancer and can result in considerable tumour downstaging, downsizing or even complete pathological response in 20 30% of cases (Bosset et al, 2006; Mohiuddin et al, 2006).
For co-founder Gareth Cooper, the man behind annual Alpine wingding Snowbombing, the plaudits came as a big relief – launching a new festival at a time when existing events were downsizing or closing altogether represented a considerable risk.
"But this is not about downsizing; it is about refocusing our considerable resources".
And B. & N. has generally avoided the expensive, long leases that can drain a retailer's cash flow; many of its leases are short — which gives it flexibility in terms of moving or downsizing — and, since its stores generate foot traffic (which is good for surrounding stores), it has considerable leverage with landlords.
And downsizing is in vogue.
