Sentence examples for era of downsizing from inspiring English sources

Seen afresh, and without riding the coattails of nostalgia, the play tallies unexpectedly with our own intensely felt era of downsizing and layoffs that has made mincemeat of the middle classes.

Big business and the federal government have worked hand in hand to squeeze the daylights out of working people, stripping them (in an era of downsizing and globalization) of much of their bargaining power while ferociously pursuing fiscal policies that radically favored the privileged few.

Ms. Mazur, the law professor, said: "The services made the decision, in an era of downsizing, not to adapt their course content or increase the qualifications of instructors in an effort to meet university requirements," and so they left.

Bummers' delight By Scott Mccormack The era of downsizing has finally hit the cigarette business.

The theories about declining standards in industry here range from simple smugness to a lingering managerial inability to negotiate the transition from the dizzying prosperity of the 1980's to the era of downsizing and cost controls in the '90's.

In this era of downsizing and outsourcing Manpower has grown from a small start to revenues of $8.4 billion with 3,000 offices in 50 countries that place 2 million temporary workers in multiple jobs each year.

In this era of media downsizing, an office with three full-time reporters and a columnist seems huge.

Instead of downsizing, the bank talks of "rightsizing".

Obviously, Ford is going through a process of downsizing nationally".

The Upside of Downsizing.

Is that not proof of downsizing in microcosm?