Sentence examples for continuous downsizing from inspiring English sources

Both sides of the industry cooperated with the government in an act of almost continuous "downsizing" (though no one had thought of the name then) which reduced the industry's manpower from more than 700,000 in 1947 (and around a million earlier) to 230,000 by the time Ezra retired.

The continuous downsizing of MOSFET geometries is motivated by the need for higher packing density and device speed together with low supply voltage operation for low-power, ultra-large scale integrated circuits.

Given that resource dependent communities in British Columbia have been exposed to continuous and intensive restructuring and downsizing since the early 1980s, these children may have been particularly "at risk" for adverse mental health outcomes including suicide.

Thus, strict prevention and control measures, such as continuous wildlife disease surveillance and strategic methods of downsizing the population density, should be implemented to prevent disease transmission from wild boar to domestic pigs.

The downsizing of foreign bureaus continues.

The conventional powertrain has seen a continuous wave of energy optimization, focusing heavily on boosting and engine downsizing.

Downsizing at federal and local governments continued.

The new showroom, in the Pershing Square Building at 125 Park Avenue, at 42nd Street, is intended to show how Haworth's work spaces eliminate the costly and continuous tear-down and rebuilding cycles that companies go through as they grow or downsize.

= not applicable * p values from Pearson's χ2 test for categorical variables or from analysis of variance for continuous variables Table  2 shows the results of the multivariate multinomial logistic regression examining the associations between the exposure to downsizing during the Great Recession and depression at follow-up.

And downsizing is in vogue.

Why are we not downsizing?