Sentence examples for be restructured for example from inspiring English sources

If G.M. and Chrysler are to be restructured, for example, while each member of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce looks to steer favors to his favorite parts supplier, a project that would be difficult in the best of circumstances will be doomed to failure.

Eastman Kodak is being restructured for the second time since 2003.

Some initiatives may be restructured according to "grand challenges"—for example, Skoltech may build more capacity based on national technological priorities (photonics, neurotechnologies, advanced manufacturing, IT), as well as leading universities may reconsider their priority subject areas in teaching courses.

The Portuguese government, for example, has made it easier for debt to be restructured outside the courts.

But economists might reply that the methods used by historians, sociologists and anthropologists are in turn less suitable for grasping the positive indirect effects of markets, for example the benefits for customers when a company is restructured.

America has done more than Britain on deleveraging, for example, and its corporate sector has been restructured more aggressively.The two authors seem to be describing different parts of the elephant.

In 1950, for example, an Electricity Commission (which in 1992 was restructured and renamed Pacific Power) was established to coordinate the provision of electric power across the state.

Fares for Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach have also been restructured.

Management was restructured.

He's restructured the finances.

The deal was restructured.