Sentence examples for restructure after from inspiring English sources

Restructure after restructure has led to significant job insecurity and staff with years of knowledge abandoning councils for the voluntary or private sector.

The online clothing retailer Nasty Gal is reportedly filing for bankruptcy in order to restructure after two years of financial troubles.

Delta Air Lines, in fact, had made new international routes a linchpin of its efforts to restructure after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last year.

Investigators were seeking documents related to a bank that Mr. Lebedev's company briefly owned and helped restructure after the 2008 financial crash, said Artyom Artyomov, a spokesman for Mr. Lebedev.

In 2006, Sanyo issued ¥300 billion in preferred shares, each of which can be exchanged for 10 common shares, to the three financial institutions at ¥700 a share to help it restructure after a sharp downturn in earnings.

General Macedo will be the first military man to run the attorney general's office, which Mr. Fox has promised to restructure after a series of allegations of corruption and incompetence.

The huge losses of recent years have been a reflection of one painful restructuring after another.

Since October, Space.com has eliminated dozens of jobs in restructuring after mergers.

But Mr. Siegel's trial by fire came at Continental, which underwent a broad restructuring after Mr. Bethune took over in 1994.

The company began an extensive restructuring after the April 2010 explosion on the Deepwater Horizon rig in the Gulf of Mexico that killed 11 people and unleashed a huge oil spill.

Weaknesses: The budget; possible restructuring after the departure over the winter of its technical director; relatively inexperienced drivers, although they are fast.