Sentence examples for engineer a recovery from inspiring English sources

Sara Lee, which has been trying since 2005 to engineer a recovery, recently broke through.

Unless the country can somehow engineer a recovery, it won't be very long before it faces yet another financial crisis.

Is it that Dave Lewis is trying to engineer a recovery by making the existing position worse?

Investors remain nervous about the bank's financial health and whether Alan H. Fishman, its newly named chief executive, will be able to engineer a recovery.

The Federal Reserve was able to help engineer a recovery from the recession, but there is little the Fed can do to change the economy's underlying prospects.

Mr. Cameron and his Conservatives, Mr. Miliband said, would engineer a "recovery for the few," not for the majority of Britons.

But Cisco's chief executive, John Chambers, has engineered a recovery that has left the company in surprisingly strong financial shape despite the continued technology recession, and Cisco Systems may be in a position to dip back into the telecommunications waters, wiser for its troubles.

Instead of a maiden five-wicket haul, Wood hit a career-best score as he and Bairstow, who reached the close on 97 not out, engineered a recovery from 164 for seven before Bairstow and Jack Leach took the score to 290.

If Greece had its own currency, it could try to engineer such a recovery by devaluing that currency, increasing its export competitiveness.

American experts agree that the United States will have to work closely with China to engineer a global recovery, and the two countries have each embarked on costly programs to stimulate their economies.

Monetary authorities could engineer a similar recovery today by committing to a 5% rate of nominal GDP growth, which implies inflation of 2% or more.And Greg Mankiw has pointed out that a commitment to higher inflation would encourage households and businesses to spend money now, which would be stimulative, rather than hoard it.