Sentence examples for large-scale downsizing from inspiring English sources

Research shows that when large-scale downsizing occurs, there is a corresponding rise in the rate of domestic violence and crime in related communities.

Garage sales are another option, or for large-scale downsizing you could hire an estate sale company to come in and sell your items.

Therefore, the overall topological structure and nature of the giant component is conserved between the two mycobacteria, indicating that the large scale downsizing of the M. leprae metabolome has not significantly altered the global structure of its core reaction network.

Further results indicate in both genders that past redundancies were most frequent among the victims and survivors of layoffs; a larger scale of downsizing during the Great Recession was more common in displaced workers (all p < 0.001).

Additionally, a large-scale rewinding-based motor downsizing strategy is proposed and the associated savings potential in the EU is estimated.

A prominent example involves Lin et al.'s (2008) study, which discovers an increasing probability of default during recessions, in which companies massively reduce their workforce or downsize large-scale assets, commonly effective actions during a turnaround.

DNA microarray of non-viral reverse transfection in cell engineering allows drastic downsizing of large-scale functional screening of genes and siRNAs.

The Housing Authority's leases have long stated that tenants must live in apartments that are appropriate for their family size, but the Housing Authority is not making a large-scale effort to force residents to downsize, in part because there is no place to put them all.

A month later she was in the news again with a large-scale event called 'In Advance of Corporate Downsizing' that took place at an abandoned air conditioner plant.

Its north-east had been wracked by large-scale protests by workers laid off during the massive downsizing of the state sector from the 1990s, but Mr Hu kept the region largely quiet by directing dollops of cash to it.

Studies focusing on organizational changes have indicated that there can be negative health consequences, especially in relation to downsizing [ 1- 6], but also in relation to repeated large-scale expansion [ 7] and other major organizational changes [ 8, 9].