Sentence examples for downsized state from inspiring English sources

Even in its downsized state, the Army presented a fat target, as the biggest of the services.

That melancholy 2001 film followed a downsized executive existing in a state of metaphysical self-deception, who lies to his family about his lack of a job and persuades his friends to invest in a phantom enterprise.

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

"Our No. 1 recommendation was that the state system of juvenile prisons be downsized," said Jeremy Travis, the president of the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, who led the task force, "and the key element of success in meeting that goal is to provide effective community-based strategies for young people so judges don't have to send them off to juvenile detention".

Factory unemployment is highest in the northeastern Rust Belt, where state-owned enterprises have either closed or downsized.

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.

With players reporting in various states of readiness and little time in the downsized training camp for planning, the frantic sprint to the N.H.L. playoffs is set to begin Saturday after the four-month N.H.L. lockout.

India is also likely to be downsized.

Travel and ideas have also been downsized.

Now they've been downsized or disappeared.