Sentence examples for reprofiling from inspiring English sources
The phrase "reprofiling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of changing or adjusting the profile or characteristics of something, often in a technical or analytical setting. Example: "The company is focusing on reprofiling its customer segments to better target marketing efforts."
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Present participle of reprofile
The terms used—"restructuring" or "reprofiling"—are fancy words for saying the money will not be paid back in full or on time.But what would they mean for credit default swaps (CDSs)?
But another, the "reprofiling" of bonds, is being actively considered.Under reprofiling, the Greek government would continue to pay coupons on bonds and to redeem them when they come due, but the maturity of each bond would be extended.
Schäuble also said that he agreed with the International Monetary Fund that Greece's debt load is not sustainable, and he added that European leaders would discuss the possibility of "reprofiling" the country's debt, which was apparently a reference to extending loan maturities and changing repayment schedules.
The prime minister of Luxembourg, Jean-Claude Juncker, this week proposed "reprofiling" Greek debt maturities as a way of limiting the losses of private bondholders.
Two days of talks in Brussels ended with public concessions that the idea of "reprofiling" Greek debt, or voluntarily extending maturities without changing interest rates or the amount of the loan, was being contemplated, at least as a last resort.
"It's not a matter of if there's a reprofiling.
European banks are under state pressure "voluntarily" to roll over or reprofile their holdings of Greek government debt.Emerging markets had more buttoned-down financial systems to start with.
The new plan would simply lead to more equal treatment for would-be borrowers and, at the margin, might encourage more countries to reprofile their debts earlier.That would be a good thing.
Behind the scenes Germany has been pushing for Greece to "reprofile" its debt a soft form of restructuring that would leave principal and coupon payments intact but extend bond maturities.
We also had to take down the overhead power lines and underground them, clean up the rivers, reprofile the riverbanks, and demolish all the old derelict buildings on site.
The tree-lined right turn after the Esses, from which the cars emerge ready to go up through the gearbox at the start of the big straight, and where in most years an unfortunate driver could be seen trying to dig his car out of a sandbank, is still Tertre Rouge, even though the corner was moved and reprofiled in 1979 to make way for a new road linking two autoroutes.
