Sentence examples for is now downsizing from inspiring English sources
Switzerland, which grew rich as its buccaneering international banks sailed the tides of capital flowing around the world, is now downsizing its global banking ambitions.
That's been both in terms of its own growth and in competition with other products on the market like Yammer from Microsoft (which is now downsizing a little by removing its Enterprise tier) and, potentially, Facebook at Work, which has yet to make a full launch out of closed beta but is apparently getting ready to make the leap in October.
They started in Marlton and are now downsizing from a large stone house in Haddonfield to a four-bedroom colonial.
Many ageing big-spenders are now downsizing and using their money to buy experience rather than things.There may also be a more specific sense of betrayal.
Gloom is particularly pronounced among companies which grew fast during the commodity boom but are now downsizing and re-engineering to survive.There are a few exceptions to this general mood: Indian CEOs are on a roll once again as the Modi government promotes pro-business reforms.
Three years ago Mr. Courter's wife, Treva, died in a car accident, and he is now moving and downsizing storage spaces.
"It is now time to downsize".
Corporate downsizing is now an entrenched business strategy; guaranteed pension plans and health benefits for retirees are disappearing, and competition from low-wage workers overseas is a looming threat to highly educated professional workers as well as blue-collar employees.
Furthermore, since the results of the EORTC trial (Nordlinger et al, 2008), the use of preoperative chemotherapy is now increasingly accepted to downsize tumours converting disease from unresectable to resectable and to identify responders and non-responders.
"This project, downsized as it is now, is something that is needed for the employment of local citizens," Mr. Cross said, "and it is something that is even more desperately needed for the expansion of our tax base".
