Sentence examples for downsized by from inspiring English sources

He was not so much felled by death as downsized by it.

With too little food to sustain them, they were downsized by natural selection — a process known as insular dwarfism — and their metabolism was repurposed for stockpiling calories.

With too little food to sustain them, they were downsized by natural selection a process known as insular dwarfism and their metabolism was repurposed for stockpiling calories.

After months of rehabilitation on an abdominal strain, she parachuted into the Australian Open, only to be downsized by Lisa Raymond, a doubles specialist.

Nestlé has announced the popular Killer Python confectionery will be downsized by approximately half in an effort to reduce the portion size of the sweet.

"The results of these mandates have ranged from costly fiascos, such as once-dependable top-loading washers that no longer wash, to higher fatalities in cars downsized by fuel-efficiency rules.

We closed 400 stores and three factories, downsized staff by one-third and changed manufacturers.

Because of missing values for the covariate maternal IQ, the available sample sizes in the regression analyses were reduced to n = 109 and n = 92, respectively, when using maternal blood or maternal milk as matrix of the prenatal exposure measures, and were downsized additionally by one female case for the masculine score.

Therefore, the ideal lumen boundary B I is a sequence of points that consist of the boundary of the downsized region by the scaling factor s about the center of R C. Figure 5 shows the original lumen boundary, B O, with a green line and the ideal lumen boundary, B I, with a red line.

Independent newsrooms like voiceofsandiego.org have sprung up in several cities, and in some cases they have filled gaps left by downsized newspaper newsrooms.

Its wide boulevard of a main street leads straight to the steel mill, still functioning and billowing out white smoke but now downsized and owned by a corporation.