Sentence examples for faltering company from inspiring English sources

A faltering company seems somehow cleansed.

When Washington did ride to the rescue, the overall risk to the economy was considered greater than the downside of providing help — what economists call "moral hazard," referring to the risk that helping a faltering company will only encourage others to take even greater risks on the assumption that the government will always be there to provide a backstop.

It's not really Walker on vacation these days, fighting to shore up his faltering company, he scarcely has time to breathe but a man standing on the moon.

In 1984 he arrived at Disney, a fabled but faltering company that was sleeping beautifully, 18 years after the death of its founder.

Waitt resumed the post of chief executive at the end of January last year with the mission of turning around the faltering company.

No one expected them to do well this time around, but a $4.4 billion loss is over four times what it suffered even last quarter, so it's clear that changes at the faltering company have just begun.

Fat cats, bonus culture, self-administered rewards by the CEOs of faltering companies, irresponsible bankers have made few friends.

But Enron was only the most recent in a long line of faltering companies in which Wall Street analysts in recent years encouraged investors to buy shares.

In the technobust, Mr. Quattrone, an investment banker at Credit Suisse First Boston, is facing questions over his advice to colleagues that they shred documents about the faltering companies he helped finance.

And because telework increases productivity and employee retention and can reduce overhead costs, it can help faltering companies recover quickly -- perhaps with less help from the government.

Some investors are uneasy that breaking the $5 level will mean a new chapter in Bank of America's troubles, causing some institutional managers to sell and taking the bank into the low single-digit realm usually reserved for faltering companies.