Sentence examples for need some restructuring from inspiring English sources

Private equity directors said in a recent study that about a fifth of their companies would need some restructuring.

While Good Eggs isn't necessarily a full-fledged grocery delivery service, given its focus on routing orders from farm-to-table, so to speak, it likely needed some restructuring as it moves forward, given the financial pressures in this space.

"Poland needs some dramatic restructuring," he said.

Like the rest of the apartment, the living room needed some major restructuring.

Mr. Wilson, who ran an unsuccessful campaign for New York State comptroller last year, has said he believes that New York and some other states need some type of a financial restructuring.

Germany, France, Italy and their neighbors need to sort out how to bring the situation under control – to decide who will definitely pay all their debts and who needs some kind of restructuring.

To meet the challenges of the 21st century, the United States needs some fundamental rethinking and restructuring.

It may also need to restructure some debt.

In the belly of the Anglo-Saxon beast, I find people talking about "investor confidence" collapsing in Greek short term debt, as markets price in the likelihood that Greece will need to restructure some of its public debts in the near future.I do not want to make too much of this difference of language, but it is revealing, surely.

"There is a consensus that there needs to be some restructuring, but I don't think you can do that as this time.

Whatever laws will expire December 31, there will be a solution and at some point we will need to restructure and reform some of our government programs.