For MLS games, the stadium would be downsized to 25,000 seats.
The Vikings' bid involved a prospective MLS team playing in the team's new NFL stadium, due to open in 2016, with seating downsized to 25,000 for soccer games.
Here, in downsized Belgium, Marion Cotillard's desperate factory worker must visit each of her co-workers over the course of a weekend and persuade them to forfeit their €1,000 bonus and vote for her to keep her job instead.
They also acknowledge that the industry will have to wean itself from the habit of using profits from bigger cars to subsidise smaller ones, and find a way to start building downsized vehicles that make money.
In "The Effects of Organisational Downsizing on Product Innovation", an article published in California Management Review in 1995, Deborah Dougherty and Edward Bowman said that downsized firms lose the ability to carry out a crucial final stage in the process of bringing a new product to market.
Now the downsized AT&T would focus on services.This was the dawn of the commercial internet, yet AT&T was nowhere.
Patients who undergo the procedure end up feeling full faster, thanks to a downsized tummy.
The birth in 1918 of the post-Habsburg, downsized, monoglot Austria of the First Republic inspired little enthusiasm among its people, and its democracy soon proved fragile.
Thanks in part to Mr Olins's empire-building, branding itself now has a branding problem: "W1A", a BBC satire about the BBC, portrays brand consultants as airheads who prattle on about "upsizing your footprint".Yet branding's footprint is unlikely to be downsized soon.
Labour contracts are fixed until 2015, while new cars, such as the Chevrolet Equinox crossover, are keeping downsized factories humming at near capacity.
Mr Mack has also nearly paid off all the ludicrous bonuses promised in order to retain staff after the acquisition of Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette another investment bank, in 2000.But can the downsized CSFB still compete with New York's biggest?
