Sentence examples for downsizing because of from inspiring English sources

It was a period of great change in the magazine industry, with many companies downsizing because of the growth of the Internet.

"A lot of the people that are selling in the higher end are downsizing because of cost," Mr. Piscopio pointed out.

The departing couple, who had paid $2,400, were downsizing because of a job loss.

Bankruptcy filings dropped by 112,000 in 1999 from 1998, Mr. Kennedy said, and the bill's provisions make it more difficult for thousands of debtors who file for bankruptcy because of corporate layoffs and downsizing because of mergers.

"We have gone through 24 months of downsizing because of the decreasing order base," said Peter Conte, a Boeing spokesman, "and we believe our year-end employment will be in the range where it is now".

He worked in construction but was laid off in the spring when his company downsized because of the economy.

If only a third of households chose to downsize because of the bedroom tax, Camden would still need an extra 308 one-bedroom properties, 153 two-bedroom properties, 36 three-bedroom properties and seven four-bedroom properties to come on to the market immediately.

Although she and her husband were not forced to downsize because of economic pressure, they wanted to sell before they retired.

In response to the report, David Orr, chief executive of the National Housing Federation said: "Time and time again it has been shown that the bedroom tax is pushing people into rent arrears and people have been unable to downsize because of a lack of smaller properties.

That, according to Ulrich Baretzky, Audi Sport's head of engine technology, is because downsizing of engine capacity while maintaining power is the way of the future in road car technology.

While workers who were made redundant because of downsizing or the closure of a firm used to get paid a "redeployment" allowance, meant for people who are unable to find new jobs, that benefit will no longer be available by 2017.