Sentence examples for shape restructuring from inspiring English sources
Contemporary plot: Latest issue of Broadcast reveals former Birt lieutenant Tony Hall has called in McKinseys to help shape restructuring.
Citigroup analyst Michael Rollins upgraded Sprint to "buy" Wednesday, noting that the company is in better shape to restructure its operations and add customers beginning in the second half of 2007.
From a developmental perspective one conclusion is that network organizations will continually shape and restructure over time as a result of the actions and interpretations of the parties involved [ 14].
Like in the literature on networks, the parties in the collaboration cause the integrated care program to shape and restructure over time, and to expand, innovate and transform [ 14].
Moreover, originality correlates positively with the number of unique combinations, and the extent to which the original shapes are restructured.
Nobody doubts that Detroit's finances are in terrible shape, or that they needed restructuring.
We also find that both governmental policies and marketization have significantly shaped the restructuring of manufacturing landscape.
Guy Laramée and Brian Dettmer have each created compelling three-dimensional objects by carving or otherwise restructuring books; Robert The has cut books into gun shapes.
In its proposal, Edelman said it would research and change negative public perceptions about OTB, including the belief that it wastes money, in order to meet its fundamental objective to "restructure and shape public opinion among key stakeholder groups" and "create a favorable environment for reform".
The chain was in sorry shape, but the boys restructured it and sold it at a big profit.
