Sentence examples for pace of restructuring from inspiring English sources

Since midsummer, he said, the pace of restructuring work has picked up notably.

By contrast, the GM strike, which lasted 54 days and cost $2.2 billion in lost sales, was a straightforward battle by the United Auto Workers to slow the pace of restructuring.

Sony also now expects an operating loss of ¥40 billion, compared with an operating profit last year of ¥26.5 billion.The news will pile on still more pressure to increase the pace of restructuring.

Kathy Matsui of Goldman Sachs says that much of the improvement in corporate profits since late 1999 has been driven by sales growth rather than restructuring—at a time when, if anything, the pace of restructuring needed to be stepped up.

approved a $372 million loan that had been held up because officials at the fund were unhappy with the fitful pace of economic restructuring under President Wahid.

The question of whether more loans are needed depends on the success and pace of this restructuring.

Interaction of these factors explains much of the pace and patterns of restructuring of Russian S&T system observed in the post-Soviet period.

Given the pace of Motorola's restructuring, that sounds like plenty of time for investors to have ferreted out hidden treasure.

Our unemployment rate has been relatively high, but our misery index calculated by adding the inflation rate to the unemployment rate was the second-lowest amongst the four.Our problem is that we have made insufficient progress in terms of liberalisation, and the pace of our industrial restructuring has been too slow.

As it can be seen from figure 2iii [ 11], the deficits in the sector persisted also after the central state took over ownership Now, six years after the reform, hospital debts are higher than ever and the speed of restructuring can hardly be said to be gathering pace.

That makes any kind of restructuring difficult.