Sentence examples similar to much downsized from inspiring English sources

So much downsizing, so many layoffs, so little surprise.

Federal, state and local governments employ 25 million Americans, heavily unionized outside the military, with no political dynamic that allows much downsizing.

Trohman attributed this to "the same reason that nobody's records are selling that well: there's so much turmoil in the music industry, so much downsizing, and people are finding different ways to get their music more and more all the time.

There is some question as to how much the downsizing of the boats will save considering some teams have already spent several months and tens of millions of dollars designing 62ft catamarans.

"We will remain here in a much-downsized version, doing political monitoring and reporting".

Advance Publications said last fall that it might shut down The Star-Ledger, the dominant paper in New Jersey, but a set of cutbacks and union concessions kept the paper alive in much-downsized form.

"If you have empty seats on television, it looks bad," said Silver, who believes the Mets should have downsized much less.

"The trend has been to downsize much more gradually".

— they weren't dying, after all, only (like much of America) downsizing.

It happened in the early 1990s, when there was much talk of downsizing.

He said that the company has downsized so much that workers average $7,500 in overtime each year.