Sentence examples for drastically downsizing from inspiring English sources

While Trump watches television, tweets, and plays golf, there are many others within his Administration who are working far more diligently on the long-term G.O.P. project of drastically downsizing the federal government, even the bit of it that cares for wounded and disabled veterans.

In its request for loans in December, G.M. said it would drastically downsize its operations in order to become a profitable company that can repay the United States taxpayers.

"I was asked on Aug. 30 to resign for reasons I still find difficult to fathom, unless the board's true intention is to drastically downsize the organization, shutting down outreach programs and firing staff, thereby relieving the directors of all but minimal fund-raising obligations," he wrote.

He has said his blueprint is Paul Ryan's House passed budget bill that drastically downsizes safety net programs, and cuts some $5 trillion in taxes over 10 years, without specifying where he will raise additional revenues to pay for those tax cuts.

But the big plans of 1994 have been drastically downsized.

The previous decision had been a disaster and many language departments were drastically downsized.

Pink hearts announce adult-themed entertainment; in this way the area's seedier past lives on, if drastically downsized in recent years.

"The ring-fence is important, but that doesn't help the fact that the actual contents of that budget have been drastically downsized".

Next year's budget for science and technology at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) would be drastically downsized under a spending bill passed yesterday by the House of Representatives.

"Mack Motors is downsizing drastically.

The company, which shed debt and downsized drastically in its 2009 bankruptcy, has also amassed an impressive cash hoard to keep the new models coming.