Sentence examples for restructured much from inspiring English sources

Last year it restructured much of its debt, extending maturities at relatively low rates.It is also possible that its infrastructure investment will not be dramatically affected by the credit crisis.

This new Spider-Man was considered a possible part of the 2008-09 "Ultimatum" story arc that restructured much of the Ultimate Marvel universe, but those early thoughts were abandoned because the story for that character had not yet been developed.

Since the term sheet was issued, Vanderbeek has been able to refinance and restructure much of the total debt of about $178 million.

And it could mean restructuring much of the management team again if a newcomer has an approach that differs from Mr. El-Erian's.

Surely it is time to rethink and to restructure much of the league: from the salary cap to the fixture congestion suffered by the league's more successful teams, the splitting into zones or conferences, and the league not breaking for internationals.

The consequences in Iraq are well over 30,000 American casualties [casualty: killed and wounded], possibly one million Iraqi deaths, and at least a trillion American tax dollars spent on restructuring (much wasteful and corrupted) and not spent on U.S. schools, hospitals, and infrastructure.

As the industry restructured throughout much of the decade, following the attacks of Sept. 11, many of its planes aged in place.

He undertook a huge restructuring, much like those now under way at GM and Ford.

The state bank is now willing to step in to help restructure much of the debt.

The federal government could provide interim finance to assist the restructuring, much as the IMF does elsewhere.

They also employed passive-avoidance coping strategies much more frequently and active strategies of problem solving and cognitive restructuring much less frequently.