Sentence examples for downsized from the from inspiring English sources

Painful salary, pension cuts and higher taxation could have been avoided had the public sector been downsized from the outset of the crisis.

He's downsized from the more than 40,000-square-foot offices for Duff Capital to a featureless space with warm, blond wood accents.

After a very strong showing in a few theaters in New York and Los Angeles, the film's platformed release went wide two weeks later to results much less than industry forecasts, even after those were rapidly downsized from the low $20 million opening weekend range to just over half that.

(The family had downsized from the Douglaston house to the Court Street Lofts in Carroll Gardens).

Blyth sailed with a crew of just 20 men, downsized from the 35 or so he might have needed a few decades ago.

The first, second, and third grids had 270, 90, and 30 grid sizes downsized from the 30-arc-sec grid data provided by GEBCO (General Bathymetric Chart of the Oceans 2010), which covers the area 21.0° to 24.8°N, 120.7° to 125.6°E (Figure 5).

The extra space was freed by moving a downsized charger from the back of the car to the front.

And as in America, more Europeans may find themselves downsized from full-size jets like the Boeing 737 into regional jets that squeeze 37 to 70 passengers into narrow seats.

Many have downsized from two-story homes nearby, seeking the "availability to age in place" in the village.

The Jack Crew will also be downsized from twenty students to "four or five" with the selection of this new caretaker.

For instance, state-owned enterprises were downsized from over 10 million to about 250,000 by the end of the 1990s.