Sentence examples for reorganization from from inspiring English sources

The reorganization from Cashman's 2005 contract restored order to baseball operations and helped revive a flagging farm system.

These muscles have lost the ability to contract and have undergone considerable cellular reorganization, from slender fibres of ordinary muscle into thin, flat, electroplates, the structures in which electricity is produced.

The job cuts will affect 1.3percentt of Alcatel-Lucent's 77,000 global work force, disappointing some analysts who had been expecting a more fundamental reorganization from Ben Verwaayen, a former chief executive of the BT Group who took the helm of Alcatel-Lucent in September.

Reorganization from rural to urban societies is driven by four basic economic opportunities.

Concomitantly, it undergoes a fundamental process of structural reorganization from an immature isotropic to a mature (adult) anisotropic architecture.

(2016) reported massive multi-layer genome reorganization from naive B cells to germinal center B cells, centered on a locus control region of Bcl6.

It reported a 1 cent a share in costs from its reorganization plan, from which it aims to save $1 billion per year.

To determine whether the observed modifications resulted from actin filament reorganization or from changes in the F-actin protein level, we performed a quantitative evaluation based on Scan^R scanning cytometry, measuring F-actin-related fluorescence intensity.

Results for the latest quarter included a gain of $2 million for adjustments made to reorganization charges from last year.

More than ever, companies seeking bankruptcy reorganization suffer from a web of corporate problems, not only an overload of debt.

Common-stock owners are expected to get 17percentt of the shares after the reorganization, down from 30percentt under an earlier plan.