Sentence examples similar to downsized budget from inspiring English sources

But for government departments, this is a time of great uncertainty; they are being downsized with budgets slashed and staff made redundant.

"What he didn't do is keep the budget at that downsized level," she added.

Children can get a downsized burger for $4.95.

Before the financial crisis, the arrangement was typically fairly generous – $30 or $35 for employees staying past 6 p.m. Now, with budgets tight, some banks have downsized to $25 a person, and moved the time several hours later.

Equally, while the gift budget may have shrunk, wrapping a downsized offering with panache instantly imbues it with more value.

But then I realized, I haven't been downsized, the company's been downsized.

Other, less dramatic changes — such as shifting responsibility for employee background checks from a downsized Office of Personnel Management to the Defense Department — could be achieved through the budget process without going through Congress, administration officials said.

Analyses included 196 workers who lost their jobs through downsizing, 1462 layoff survivors remaining in downsized organisations and 1845 employees of non-downsized workplaces.

Downsizing - Thousands of people are downsized every day.

In the longer term, the CFPB's supervision program could be downsized, particularly if the agency becomes subject to congressional appropriations and its budget is cut.

Goodspeed Musicals typically presents elaborate Broadway hits painstakingly downsized to fit the jewel-box dimensions of its East Haddam theater (and the confines of its budgets).