Sentence examples for later restructuring from inspiring English sources

Thomas Barrack of Colony Capital in Los Angeles made a killing buying bad real estate loans during the savings and loan crisis and, later, restructuring Asian financial firms.

But even as Solyndra was being promoted as a model of new technology, administration officials were raising concerns about its viability, the legality of a later restructuring and whether the government was sufficiently protected should the business fail.

Less than two years later, after restructuring and streamlined operations, Tyco closed its most recent quarter with just $1.3 billion in loans payable and $17.7 billion in total debt.

Steak sandwiches were made from steak fillets or later, restructured beef.

In order to discourage further secessionist sentiment, the province was later restructured to include new territory in Kabinda and Sankuru Districts and renamed Eastern Kasai (Kasaï-Oriental).

Nine years later he restructured the company into the group and diversified into real estate.

But given voter demand, it seems more likely that Congress will first pass a drug benefit and leave restructuring for later.

He later became known for restructuring companies like U.S. steelmaker Wheeling-Pittsburgh.

By adding debt to Amtrak, she suggested, the administration may be trying to cripple it so that it can be restructured later.

A few years later, the company restructured.

Four years later, when Google restructured to form Alphabet, Page became its CEO, with Sundar Pichai stepping in to take over Google.