Sentence examples for shrinkage plan from inspiring English sources

It has already unveiled a big shrinkage plan.

The company said that put its shrinkage plan ahead of schedule.

In a move that we very much hope starts some sort of trend, Boost Mobile has announced that they're going to start giving big ol' discounts to folks who get their bills in on time through their "Monthly Unlimited with Shrinkage" plan.

He cut the city work force for the first time since the 1930's and the budget by 8.5percentt, calling it "planned shrinkage".

"Although my phrase "planned shrinkage" will run a poor second to "benign neglect" in the unappreciated phrases derby," he wrote, "it will remain the most prominent label in the file of my government service".

In this magazine on Nov. 14, 1976, he wrote: "Planned shrinkage is not a popular idea -- for simply suggesting that the Department of City Planning study it, I was denounced as a genocidal lunatic and enemy of man...

To plan for shrinkage is to admit that people will not come back, which sounds like an admission of failure.

The necessity of considering this question is due not only to the traumatic legacy of American planned urban shrinkage and urban renewal in poor, minority communities, but also to the potential ramifications that the social construction of spatial stigma by journalists, politicians, planners and academics may have on these communities in the era of austerity urbanism.

Hamilton said that cracks in the concrete were merely the result of long-term drying and shrinkage, but said the DoE was planning to carry out cosmetic repairs in order to restore public confidence.

Urban shrinkage has become an issue for urban planning and policy in Europe because approximately 40% of its large cities are currently losing population.

The median before surgery was 6 (range 3 15) rather than the 8 courses planned, because of the rapid tumour shrinkage.