Sentence examples for downsizing into from inspiring English sources

"We also decided to take the risk with the ARM because we're planning to sell the house in about seven years, taking the equity and downsizing into a retirement-sized home".

But Shelter's research shows that families may have to move long distances to find an affordable home, while in some areas even the option of downsizing into an overcrowded one-bedroom flat is unaffordable.

That makes the credit a good fit for folks downsizing into smaller homes for retirement.

Retail space is downsizing into the “un-store.” Dell is pitching high-definition TVs from mall kiosks and has opened a store that takes orders for delivery.

Or they dump what they don't need and downsize into a smaller, cheaper unit.

Thus the "new politics" downsizes into the ferocious semi-secret duelling of a Shadow Cabinet re-shuffle.

Mr. Peel has downsized into a more manageable environment to satisfy both his desire to keep cooking and the exacting standards that propelled him to the top.

The government wants the six banks -- Hanvit, Seoulbank, Peace, Kwangju, Cheju and Kyongnam -- to consolidate and downsize into one or two institutions that can be merged with healthier banks.

Or we've bankrupted ourselves, or downsized into a bedsit, if we had anything to downsize from, to help those children buy or rent a home, because the housing market has zoomed up into la-la land.

Ayelet Kol, a 37-year-old graphic designer in Tel Aviv, said she has been fighting a losing battle to get by financially even though she downsized into a one-room studio apartment, canceled her gym membership and cable subscription and has entirely cut out meeting friends at restaurants.

As I prepare to downsize into an apartment, I've come to think that the side of the border we live on has more to do with phase of life and gross annual income than with some intrinsic identification with city or suburb.