Sentence examples for because of the restructuring from inspiring English sources

I like U.S. Steel because of the restructuring they are doing that will unlock value over the next few years.

Because of the restructuring, which included the Mazda share sale, Ford was the only American automaker to avoid bankruptcy reorganization, though it posted a $14.8 billion loss in 2008 -- the biggest in its history.

"Cisco keeps commenting that they'll grow earnings faster than revenues, and technically that is true, but it's because of the restructuring," said Erik Suppiger, an analyst with JMP Securities.

The company will record about $50 million in pretax costs in the first quarter because of the restructuring, which it hopes will result in saving about $100 million a year, Waste Management said.

Partly because of the restructuring, tensions started to lurk between Alibaba Group and Yahoo, and they recently became even more strained when insiders also revealed that Yahoo's new CEO Carol Bartz was far from being satisfied with the way Alibaba has handled its Chinese portal.

The main entrance is now on the side of the courtyard, in the west, because of the restructuring of the drive in 1888.

Between 20 and 25 "Tonight" staff members were laid off, according to a person with direct knowledge of the cuts, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the details of the restructuring are private.

American Skiing, which is based in Bethel, Me., also said it expected third-quarter earnings to fall below projections because of the cost of the restructuring and merger activities and weaker-than-expected results from the company's real estate subsidiary.

Why? A. The stock did well last year because of the major restructuring they undertook in 2001.

But the cost of servicing it has been low, partly because of the tough restructuring Mr Kirchner imposed on bondholders.

His credentials for the job are compelling, because he negotiated the restructuring of Latin America's mountain of debt in the 1980's.