Sentence examples for downsizing due to from inspiring English sources
The man who discovered the Undertones and brought a series of punk festivals to Belfast during the darkest days of the Troubles is downsizing due to falling record sales and rising rents.
The company, part of the group that also owns airline Aurigny, said it was downsizing due to "intense competition in the aircraft maintenance industry".
Although jobs in industry are not contract-based and are therefore considered "permanent", downsizing due to mergers and organizational restructurings frequently affect them.
In a series of stories about big solar that includes the one mentioned above, the L.A. Times has tracked downsizing due to wildlife issues; bitter opposition to new transmission lines that bring this power from the deserts, built at ratepayer expense; and local job and tax revenue figures that have fallen far short of promises.
Decreasing RTS rather recommends downsizing due to lower disproportionality.
They include job insecurity due to mergers and acquisitions, as well as some reprioritization and downsizing due to the global economic meltdown and the negative public image perception caused by withdrawn products and safety issues.
They can be misplaced when family members move away or are forced to downsize due to the incarceration of the wage earner.
His St. Clairsville, Ohio-based Murray Energy Corporation needed to downsize "due to the ongoing destruction of the United States coal industry by President Barack Obama, and his supporters, and the increased utilization of natural gas to generate electricity," he said.
If you're forced to downsize due to a job loss or because you're moving, this can be a time of great resentment, so be careful about your emotional state.
Some of our clients are in a catch 22 situation with rising arrears but unable to downsize due to restrictive transfer policies.
Homes we are looking at are more expensive (due to market we are moving to) so we will need to downsize due to financial constraints anyway.
