Sentence examples for substantial downsizing from inspiring English sources
That was narrower than a loss of $105 million, or 62 cents a year, for the quarter a year earlier, when the company had substantial downsizing costs.
But even at its height, Montserrat was still a Caribbean underdog, and locals seem to have adapted surprisingly well to their substantial downsizing.
What the Republicans don't seem to have noticed is that their demand for a substantial downsizing has already been met.
But thoughts are already turning to the substantial downsizing that would inevitably follow any peace treaty between the Koreas.
But the cuts would represent a substantial downsizing of the state's workforce, including clerical workers, state troopers and park rangers.
— In October 2001, an exasperated Howard Stringer, the chief executive of Sony, ordered a substantial downsizing at the company's studio here.
Firstly, the European deleveraging has been more of an unraveling process, one in which the end game remains elusive and banks may still undergo substantial balance-sheet downsizing.
The additive 2C value of the parental lines of the hybrid was 18.72 pg, but the average 2C value of hybrid GFP ranged from 8.92 pg to 9.16 pg among five lines, indicating a substantial genome downsizing of 50%.
The use of lightweight materials for the body-in-white (BIW) largely decouples vehicle mass from size, allowing substantial mass reductions without downsizing.
In the event of a Brexit vote, the university would not expect to lose all EU undergraduates overnight – and indeed the higher fees paid by those who remain could help plug a funding gap – but Arthur said any substantial loss of EU students would bring the risk of downsizing and job cuts.
That day Price posted an early comment on PaidContent UK, reasserting his view that the company had gone into administration, saying "Every effort was made to continue trading, including selling of assets, redundancies, downsizing offices and, in the case of the directors, substantial pay cuts".
