Sentence examples for a profound restructuring from inspiring English sources

"FIFA needs a profound restructuring," he conceded at a brief news conference in Zurich on June 2nd.

But the country is going through a profound restructuring in moral and economic thinking and the danger for Republicans is that their current coalition might become obsolete.

If Mr. Buffett feels grateful for having been rescued by taxpayers' money he should show his appreciation by advocating a profound restructuring of a financial industry completely run amok.

There can be no true democracy in the Middle East without a profound restructuring of economic priorities, which in turn can come about only by combating corruption, limiting the prerogatives of the military, and, above all, reconsidering economic relations with other countries and the gross inequalities of wealth and income within Muslim countries.

Striving to become a stronger regional center, Nanjing is undergoing a profound restructuring of its economic and, more importantly, its physical form and appearance.

Also the GABAergic input expands its territory of innervation on the proximal domain, which undergoes a profound restructuring of the glutamate and GABA receptors.

"The relatively robust 2016 cash flow is some solace and likewise the new management team stamping its authority on things through a more profound restructuring".

"Now they can be reasonably assured that changes will be made, that there will be profound restructuring," said Chris Cakebread, a professor of advertising at Boston University.

Rather than seeking cash from others to achieve development results, a profound economic restructuring is required to finance change that is both sustainable and equitable.

He said there was widespread criticism that although the economy needed profound restructuring, "almost nothing has been implemented".

The result has been profound restructuring.