Sentence examples for do some restructuring from inspiring English sources

Mr. Samper said he would do some restructuring, and that "what the museum really needs is some repackaging".

I have done some restructuring work".

A I did some restructuring of deals for real estate clients.

"If it falls on its face they might have to do some more restructuring".

"Being the big man on campus is one thing, being the garbage pail doesn't seem quite as positive," she said, adding that I should do some "cognitive restructuring".

We are going to have to do some serious restructuring to deal with our debt and recapitalize with a different capital structure but at the end of the day we should be able to create a healthier company with a MUCH lower burn rate, with the IP intact and a significant distribution channel.

The problem is that Running the Shop could do with some restructuring of its own.

Think3 — based out of Austin and an offshoot of another enterprise buy-out firm called ESW Capital, which has made about 50 acquisitions to date — is not your average PE firm, which typically targets older and bigger companies that are failing to grow fast and could do with some restructuring before being put out to market again.

He added he was worried further reductions in frontline officers would damage the force's reputation in the community it serves, although he did accept some restructuring was necessary.

Europe, says Davidson, is doing some of the restructuring that paid off for U.S. companies.

Encouragingly, many big firms have already done some of the toughest restructuring work.