Sentence examples for difficult to reorganize from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to reorganize the cells according to changes in demand, available machine capacity, and due date.

As part of our strategy to create a more streamlined and successful company, we have made the difficult decision to reorganize the company which has had an impact on our global workforce," he said.

The standard fee schedule should be first and foremost a means of rewarding the most dynamic and innovating institutions for their search for efficacy and of encouraging those institutions with particularly difficult situations to reorganize their internal structure and cooperate with the private sector.

I was in the job three to four months, and we were going through difficult times and needed to reorganize.

"Al Arabiya channel announced it had decided to reorganize its operations in Lebanon, given difficult and challenging conditions on the ground and to ensure its employees' safety," said one news report.

After the residential relocation, households need to reorganize their daily life including their mobility, which is more difficult when households cannot influence their residential location.

"I have 24 hours to reorganize.

We just have to reorganize".

That forced him to reorganize his operations.

His first act was to reorganize the army.

last week when he announced plans to reorganize intelligence.