Sentence examples for difficult to repackage from inspiring English sources

Rising default rates and the spreading credit squeeze, however, have made it difficult to repackage these loans, sapping the company's finances.

October was an especially difficult month in the markets, as credit rating agencies downgraded collateral debt obligations, or C.D.O.'s, which are products used to repackage and then sell the debt.

I wanted to repackage them in some cases.

"Most people's job is to repackage stuff".

"The Muslim Brothers managed to repackage themselves as moderate Islamists.

Perhaps some rose-tinting has been necessary to repackage these stories as popular entertainment.

"These were invented as instruments to repackage, disseminate and hedge risks," Mr. Trichet said.

We expect third party organisations, like Which, to repackage this information in innovative and accessible ways.

The trick is to repackage and contemporize to make a modern hit.

But this is a cruel tease and a pathetic attempt to repackage old promises.

Moreover, securitisation, which allowed banks to repackage and sell loans to lighten their balance-sheets, has fallen into disrepute.