Sentence examples for now downsized from inspiring English sources
Had we been granted a licence we would have employed over 30 young school leavers immediately, but instead we have now downsized our production capability and are considering moving production overseas.
The threat of rain forced the decision, but it was another disappointment for a convention that at one point was envisioned as four-day event in four different cities, and has been beleaguered by fundraising woes and now downsized to a three-day event in the same arena.
Its wide boulevard of a main street leads straight to the steel mill, still functioning and billowing out white smoke but now downsized and owned by a corporation.
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.
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.
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.
And so, as Groupon now downsizes in less profitable areas, it's also making a return to products that are tried, tested and lucrative.
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.
But the dream has now been downsized.
