Sentence examples for a disastrous expansion programme from inspiring English sources
If it fails, the group may have to sell part or all of its profitable catering and retailing companies, the only parts that are doing well.The culprit in this tale of doom was a disastrous expansion programme, especially a decision to buy stakes in a string of other European airlines.
The company, which can trace its roots back to 1937, struggled in recent years after a disastrous expansion plan left it with a hefty rent bill that it could not afford.
RBS was bailed out by taxpayers during the financial crisis of 2008 and 2009 with a £45bn investment, following a disastrous expansion into risky investment banking and trading.
Buffett had become Tesco's third biggest investor after taking an initial stake in 2006 when the supermarket chain seemed all-powerful in Britain and was planning what became a disastrous expansion in the US.
"Our best guess is that the entire facility was abandoned when season passes became progressively more expensive, followed by a disastrous expansion into Euro-Six Flags Olympus Mons".
This is part of a wider expansion programme looking towards an IPO in three to five years' time.
On Friday, it announced a big settlement expansion programme.
The report proposes that the DWP should provide £51m of funding for a modernisation and expansion programme.
Irrigated production will attain more importance, and indeed, it is currently part of an ambitious expansion programme.
