Sentence examples for a severe restructuring from inspiring English sources

The 810 cm−1 band is not observed in the subsequent oxidation/reaction cycles; instead a broad feature between 400 and 800 cm−1 appears which may be associated with a severe restructuring of the catalyst by methanol oxidation.

Yet a debt default or severe restructuring would be even worse, crippling foreign banks whose lending underpinned Spain's debt splurge.

Merrill Lynch, in a recent report on the contagion effect of a worst-case situation in which a severe Greek debt restructuring results in other weak European countries having to take a hit on their bonds, estimated that overall European bank losses could be as high as $543 billion.

Portfolio restructuring can be understood as a severe change in a firm's asset structure, by either investing or divesting in divisions, plants, and business units (Bowman and Singh 1993).

Ford Motor said it lost $1.4 billion in the first quarter, but burned through less money as it continued to restructure without government aid during a severe auto sales downturn.

"Western Europe is at a severe disadvantage because of the costs when you have to restructure your operations," says Martin Sorrell, the boss of WPP.

After a severe economic crisis in the late 1980s, it set about an arduous IMF restructuring programme with gusto.

"These difficult actions are necessitated by a severe drop in vehicle sales worldwide and by the need to restructure GM for long-term viability," the firm said.

A severe economic slowdown.

A severe depression followed.

Not a severe one.