Sentence examples for downscaling from inspiring English sources

Even U2, whose 360° tour placed the band inside a giant "claw" and became the most lucrative in live music history, are promising a more "intimate" show, downscaling from stadiums to arenas, when they hit the road again in 2015.

There are no guarantees anywhere, but those who stay may discover there are rewards to downscaling they never would have imagined.

The adverse public reaction and resulting presentational panic may now have an effect in shaping and even downscaling the major spending cuts announcements due in two weeks' time.

It's just to suggest that anyone hoping for ground to be broken once more might consider gently downscaling their expectations.

But whether it's down to the service they provide, their dedicated workforce or their ability to adapt, it is encouraging for job seekers to see there are at least some still recruiting rather than downscaling.

Veteran game designer Chris Avellone, now co-owner of Obsidian Entertainment, focuses on downscaling.

Dr Tononi believes that the function of these slow waves is to "downscale" synapses, reducing their size, chemical activity and electrical activity and thus the strength with which they connect their nerve cells together all over the brain.The trick, he thinks, is that this downscaling is done in proportion to the existing strength of each synapse.

One tycoon who may have downscaled tomorrow night's festivities is Roman Abramovich, owner of Chelsea football club.

As they gradually downscaled and then moved on to Iraq and Afghanistan, the links forged in that period proved so strong that thousands have been working on contracts for them there and elsewhere ever since.

On the subject of Lennon's first guitar, for instance, why pluck the Mimi version of events — that she took him into town and bought the instrument for seventeen pounds, downscaled in the film to seven — rather than the now established truth, which is that Julia was, for once, the fairy godmother?

Nobody could be better positioned to help Mr Obama with Catholics (whom he has lost to Mrs Clinton in 18 of the 24 primaries surveyed so far) and downscale voters.