Sentence examples for Before reorganizing from inspiring English sources
The company flirted with bankruptcy before reorganizing successfully.
DETROIT — General Motors, which nearly collapsed from the weight of its debts two years ago before reorganizing in a government-sponsored bankruptcy, said on Thursday that it earned $4.7 billion in 2010, the most in more than a decade.
— Under pressure from many shareholders for its poor performance and for its failure to complete a deal with Microsoft, Yahoo is doing something it has done several times before: reorganizing itself.
With increasing temperatures, the partially melted paracrystalline structure transforms into a pseudohexagonal crystalline structure before reorganizing into spherulites which melt subsequently.
The next day, the deep convection temporarily became ill-defined, before reorganizing and developing an eye feature.
The league went on a two-year hiatus before reorganizing as NFL Europe in 1995, with teams only in European cities.
The day before, while obsessively reorganizing the files on my computer, I'd come across an article I read in college suggesting that much of the healing attributed to shamans derived from the placebo effect.
Alert the reader to changes requiring effort or reorganizing, before making smaller notes about grammatical errors or typos.
"If the Macedonians do not respect the agreement," he said, "and things carry on as they were before, we will reorganize.
Ms. Ball left Barneys before it reorganized and closed many of the stores she helped conceive.
Commanded by Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, that army desperately trying to stop Sherman's march through the Carolinas fought only one battle, a defeat at Bentonville (March 19 21, 1865), before being reorganized and rechristened the Army of Tennessee.
