slim down

verb

1. to make or become slim, esp intentionally
2. to make (an organization) more efficient or (of an organization) to become more efficient, esp by cutting staff

noun

1. an instance of an organization slimming down

Example Sentences

More certain is that by 2026 the established American circuit will be a slimmed down version of itself.

From BBC

Trump’s political appointees arrived at the EPA in 2017 vowing to slim down the number of environmental regulations.

From Salon

Some sports such as cycling and gymnastics have had their disciplines slimmed down.

From BBC

The 2026 Games programme will also be slimmed down to lighten the load on the bottom line.

From BBC

Maitlis said that when you look at the shape of the monarchy since then, it is "more slimmed down".

From BBC