Sentence examples for downsized to something from inspiring English sources

In the Times, Roberta Smith wrote that the "unruly ocean has been downsized to something more like a reflecting pool.

You could say the work has been Chelsea-fied, that the field displayed at the Tate has been mowed, or that the unruly ocean has been downsized to something more like a reflecting pool.

Mr. Mathews, 59, whose hours at an engineering firm have been downsized to 32 from 40 a week, expressed awe for his neighbors, for fire, and for something the firefighters told him: "We were one minute away from bursting into flames".

Despite the name, the engine was downsized to 4.1 liters.

For MLS games, the stadium would be downsized to 25,000 seats.

"Classic recipes need to be downsized to counteract growing waistlines," they concluded.

And the album cover — a once-totemic object — has been downsized to thumbnails on Web sites.

In today's test-centric culture, our classroom goals can easily be downsized to a single bottom line, too.

All image files are captured at 48 bits but for delivery purposes are downsized to 24 bits.

I don't think anyone expected the board to be downsized to nine and the executive committee to be eliminated".

The model also requires images to be downsized to 256 × 256 pixels, discarding some (perhaps significant) available information.