Sentence examples for post-restructuring from inspiring English sources

The West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand is an interesting case study in this regard, for recent economic growth has confounded earlier expectations of post-restructuring decline, while also contradicting several of the nostrums of new regionalism.

The system is too good to go to waste, so the post-restructuring Globalstar will have value.

Ivankoe considers the stock-trading at 11 times his estimate for post-restructuring earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization too expensive given prospects for future earnings.

For example, it must be cautioned that there are relatively few years of post-restructuring data to use in this assessment and thus comparisons can only be made across 11 years of data.

However post restructuring it should generate sensible returns.

In more detail the bank spelled out why it thinks Pearson shares are too cheap: (i) Pearson cut market expectations by £35m-£75m £35m-£75mucturing (and £355m-£395m pret restructuring) in Jandary.

This caused a good deal of activity on Fort Lewis, as the post restructured itself to support the corps' new mission, and to insure that it had a smooth, rapid departure in case they were needed anywhere in the world.

Paulsen et al.[ 58], for example, describe the stages pre-structuring/pre-announcement, execution of restructuring and post restructuring, which often also tend to remain in a more uncertain state and may never reach the refreeze stage [ 59].

Back in Washington, he became involved in the great post-war restructuring of American intelligence.

The National Security Bureau NSBB) arose from a post-9/11 restructuring of Yemen's fractious and overlapping security organs.

BBC News is to cut a further 415 posts and restructure to increase focus on digital journalism.