Sentence examples for drastically restructured from inspiring English sources

Since then, both G.M. and Chrysler were bailed out by the American taxpayers and drastically restructured in bankruptcy court.

Michael J. Mahoney, director of telecommunications investing at Dresdner RCM Global Investors, took time last week to discuss what may happen if the deal blows up or is drastically restructured.

Without that bailout, Detroit will need to drastically restructure itself.

The previous government chose to over-tax citizens instead of drastically restructuring the public sector.

Dell needs to drastically restructure and alter its business, something that arguably would be much harder as a public company.

"Without that bailout, Detroit will need to drastically restructure itself," wrote Mitt Romney in a recent Op-Ed piece in The Times.

But his administration will need to drastically restructure the city's job training effort if displaced workers are to get full benefit from this excellent federal program.

Mr. Bloomberg may also be taking his time because he believes that he cannot improve the school system without drastically restructuring the current contract, which gives the teachers significant power over how schools are run.

"The point we're making is that this is a charade," said Michael McKee, the treasurer of Tenants Political Action Committee, part of the Real Rent Reform Campaign, which is seeking to drastically restructure the board.

The coalition also opposes the trends of shuttering "underperforming" schools, opening charters and drastically restructuring school systems through federal takeovers.

Given how poorly the Mets finished last season and how drastically they restructured the organization in the winter,.500 is not such an ugly number.