Sentence examples for downsizing of its from inspiring English sources

Although Epifagus virginiana has undergone a similar downsizing of its plastid genome, it and Cuscuta are quite different in a number of ways, most obviously in that Cuscuta retains a seemingly functional set of photosynthetic genes while Epifagus has lost all such genes.

Groupon today also said it plans more downsizing of its overall business, on top of the several closures and layoffs of the last few quarters.

But the Swiss bank will pay "special" share bonuses to around 5% of its most senior bankers as it fights to retain talent amid a downsizing of its investment bank.

She initially wanted a more radical and rapid downsizing of its lending.

"We have been roadkill in the government's downsizing of its renewables programme," says 2OC chief executive Andrew Mercer.

And unless a new deal is negotiated that can bring in similar revenue after next year, MySpace is facing massive layoffs and a general downsizing of its business, we've heard from multiple sources close to MySpace.

Another explanation for this may refer to the fear of downsizing of IT department staff [66].

Still, some city officials were loath to accept that Wall Street's influence might be diminished by the disappearance or drastic downsizing of some of its most prominent firms, like Lehman.

Given the decline in the number of inmates, the state should find it easy to close or downsize several of its 67 prison units without compromising its ability to handle an unanticipated increase in the population.

Company plans to close or downsize some of its 3,100 stores, open new ones; annual sales down 2.5% to $15.8 billion since 2004.

Mr. Fox will have to accept the downsizing of his own office to strengthen Mexico's democracy.