Sentence examples for lead to restructuring from inspiring English sources

This, said Mr. Aboulafia, may point to excessive manufacturing capacity in the market for lower-priced, smaller aircraft which in turn could lead to restructuring of the industry, with possible mergers and the elimination of some existing aircraft lines.

He said the FSA's capital rules would be likely to lead to restructuring that "could include clear separation between retail deposit-taking business and businesses involved in proprietary trading activities".

Situations change, with people joining and leaving projects in mid-stream, and with experiments taking unexpected turns that may lead to restructuring of publications.

This may be because of the basic conditions during nitridation, which might lead to restructuring of some mesopores/micropores.

This led to restructuring activities including the need to cut down costs and staff.

A global recession in the oil and gas industry and losses from its mining operation led to restructuring and layoffs in the 1980s.

The curriculum review led to restructuring of the epidemiology course and clarifying of course objectives.

Well before the Labour administration left office in May 2010, the NPfIT came to face significant challenges which led to restructuring of NHS CFH and relevant parts of DH, the exit of two LSPs, ceding of more choice and freedom to Trusts, and revised contractual arrangements.

Mr. McMahon said Enron was working with J. P. Morgan Chase and Citigroup, its lead banks, to restructure the company's debts.

"She had the difficult task to lead and to restructure [Channel] 5 through the midst of the financial crisis of 2008 and 2009, before RTL Group sold the channel in 2010".

Peeling back the hectic motions of Hook's original, Earl adds a curling lead synth to restructure the song's melodic foundations and emphasizes 21's vocal with a strong, simple, and bass-heavy arrangement.