Sentence examples for ailing operations from inspiring English sources

As Eisner tries to repair ailing operations and find new growth, he also fights the widely held perception that he has no succession plan in place.

Knight Vinke, an asset management firm based in Monaco that owns a small stake in HSBC, pushed management as early as June 2007 to abandon its ailing operation in the United States and focus on Asia instead.

A presenter at Future TV said it was a wait-and-see game but the slow bleeding seems unstoppable, unless there's a substantial infusion of funds into the ailing operation.

In Australia, Qantas, one of the oldest and most established airlines in the region, is struggling to revive its ailing international operations.

GM, fearing the effect of such a combination on its ailing European operations, signed the Fiat deal as a defensive measure.But GM has some power.

General Motors announced that it would triple its previously announced investment in its ailing Opel operation, and that its Chevrolet and Cadillac divisions aspired to sell a few thousand vehicles in Europe each year.

As bad debts — especially at its ailing American operation — weigh on HSBC's earnings, the bank stopped offering new loans in March and said that it would review its credit card operations in the United States.

12.42pm BST Julia Finch Philip Clarkee fiddled while Tesco burned Phil Clarke's big blunder was not to move faster to end Tesco's overseas expansions and get to grips ASAP with its ailing UK operation.

BMW A.G. of Germany raised new doubts today about the likelihood of a deal with a British consortium to rescue BMW's ailing Rover Cars operations at one of the biggest auto plants in Britain.

[C2.] BMW Raises Doubts in Rover Deal BMW of Germany raised new doubts about the likelihood of a deal with the Phoenix Consortium of Britain, which is supported by labor unions and the British government, to rescue BMW's ailing Rover Cars operations at one of the biggest auto plants in Britain.

GM and Ford have borrowed heavily to fund their pension and health care liabilities and to turn around their ailing North American operations.