Sentence examples for costly restructuring from inspiring English sources

In the throes of costly restructuring, Japan's hard-pressed electronics groups drool at the thought of such share prices.

The company cited a costly restructuring plan and unfavorable currency exchange rates for most of the decline.

At the same time, a costly restructuring of Doubleday's printing operations, involving the closing of three of the four plants acquired in 1986, has also been troublesome.

Creating a juvenile justice system that works well for both adolescents and young adults would require significant (and costly) restructuring of many other agencies.

The announcements of the departures of Esprit's top two executives cast uncertainty over the company's costly restructuring plan and efforts to revitalize a brand that executives admitted last year had "lost its soul".

His upbeat attitude is at odds with the gloomy atmosphere among high-street retailers who face painful and costly restructuring to shed stores that are no longer economic as shoppers pull in their horns.

But the PC giant last night reported a 10% drop in quarterly profits due to a tax crackdown, falling sales of Windows and a costly restructure.

According to Wan, "Selling one of its major cash cows would be the latest in a series of big moves for Pearson, which is coming out of a costly organization restructuring".

One is that China finds it too difficult or politically costly to restructure its economy and, despite the changes in the global market, keeps its foot on the export accelerator.

She and the German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, have insisted that Greece, Portugal and other so-called peripheral economies among the 17 European Union nations that use the euro must continue to cut their budgets and to restructure costly labor, health and retirement programs for long-term fiscal stability.

Restructuring charges, costly strikes and loss of market share in the country to the Belgian grocers Delhaize and Colruyt would hurt 2010 earnings.