Sentence examples for restructured yet from inspiring English sources

And analysts say the banks have not fully written down that exposure to a realistic level, given wide expectations that the Greek debt would need to be restructured yet again, forcing its creditors to absorb further losses.

In the background, the probation service, which was once the world leader in tackling the causes of crime, has been sliding into a state of demoralised chaos - restructured, mismanaged, starved of funds, overburdened and now on the verge of being restructured yet again.

Even now I haven't restructured yet because it's easier to sit through a stream of ignorable notifications than to sit down and change the system.

A Lukoil spokesman said the company was not done with its restructuring yet.

The Liverpool manager had signed a new five-year contract only a few months earlier, one that strengthened his authority throughout the club (Raheem Sterling was an early signing by his restructured youth academy) yet was already aware of internal talk to replace him.

These have not yet been restructured, partly because of the murky but lucrative role they play in Russia's own financial system.

The package would restructure the industry yet again, to keep the lights on and the utilities solvent.

Any holdouts on the deal would be stuck with nearly worthless bonds that offered no protection if Greece eventually needed to restructure its debt yet again.

Although he has no plans to restructure the NHS yet again, his laudable aim of integrating health and social care, which currently falls outside the NHS's remit, would probably shift responsibility to a different local body.

And with the Greek economy still in free fall and the makeup of the next government uncertain, many analysts contend that Athens may have to restructure its debt yet again within a year or so.

Sudarsanam and Lai (2001) contradict this by stating that managers in non-recovery firms restructure more intensively, yet more ineffectively than turnaround firms.