Sentence examples for repeated restructuring from inspiring English sources

Dramatic rapid fluctuations of climate at the Late Pleistocene Holocene boundary resulted in repeated restructuring of landscapes at the land bridge connecting the South Kuriles and Hokkaido.

These findings support the idea that the Ballynahatty prehistoric complex was the product of a gradual and repeated restructuring of the ritual and ceremonial landscape whose significance continued to be recognised throughout the early prehistoric period.

As a shop steward for Unite, Ms Heslop also began gathering evidence, convinced that repeated restructures of the housing association had unfairly targeted ethnic minority and female workers as well as union members.

Moreover, the company has had trouble with execution, due in part to the difficulty of coordinating independent franchisees and in part by repeated corporate restructuring of its parent company, U.S. Office Products.

Repeated efforts to restructure Medicaid died in the Senate last year.

Repeated attempts at restructuring have been unsuccessful.

He repeated that "debt restructuring is not an option on the table," given that "its effects could be extremely negative for the country and for the euro area as a whole".

Lower down the market Hibu, the ridiculous new name for Yellow Pages group Yell, dropped 35% to 0.44p after it warned again on profits and repeated that its restructuring discussions could lead to an outcome where its ordinary shares had no value.

Political decisions have also resulted in repeated and extensive restructuring of VIHA in recent years.

As for AOL's local news initiative Patch, which announced significant cuts over the summer, Armstrong repeated that Patch was "restructured" over the summer, with less successful markets shut down and AOL pursuing "a bunch of different product fixes in core markets".

Markets remain concerned that Greece is on the verge of announcing a debt restructuring, despite repeated denials by Athens, and potential snags in Portugal's bailout package.