Sentence examples for downsized it to from inspiring English sources

One kit for implanting an intravenous port in chemotherapy patients contained 44 items, but the green team downsized it to 27 items and swapped disposable gowns and linens for reusable ones.

In March 2002, just after the successful release of Blue Sky Studios' computer-animated feature Ice Age, Disney laid off most of the employees at the Feature Animation studio in Burbank, downsizing it to one unit and beginning plans to move into fully computer animated films.

For "Downsized" it's a "Do You Need to Downsize?" quiz on WEtv.com.

Yes, they downsized it.

As Idol ratings plunged the last few years from the dizzying heights of the show's prime, Fox executives wrestled with whether to downsize it, change it, move it to the summer or just end it.

This is understandable: after downsizing, it's easier to measure a lower wage bill than it is to see the business the company isn't getting because it has too few salesmen, or the new products it isn't inventing because its R. & D. staff is too small.

Someone or someones must be empowered by the White House and Congress to take an Olympian view of the intelligence-industrial complex, to downsize it, reorganizing it, provide strict rules for its conduct and operations, and eliminate the metastasizing private consulting world now overwhelming it.

Speaking of his banking system, the finance minister of Luxembourg, Luc Frieden, said: "We want to expand it further, not to downsize it".

[A]s I noted below, it seems more and more obvious that Obama and Dems are placing a heavy bet on the very phenomenon Nyhan pinpoints here: People suddenly start to like government once officials start talking specifics about how to downsize it in the real world.

Republicans decry the notion of big government, but they have done very little to downsize it, and, in the past 10 years, they have been major players in its increase.

"I was just surprised that in doing it they were going to downsize it that much".