Sentence examples for sizable restructuring from inspiring English sources

Over the past year-and-a-half, though, the company replaced its top management, underwent a sizable restructuring and refocused on its namesake business: the adapter cards that most people call "scuzzies," for small computer systems interface (SCSI).

But Kodak hadn't counted on film revenue declining so quickly, and restructuring costs have made a sizable dent in profit.

Unlike the nearby steel region, Metz has never been the location of large industrial plants; however, as part of the restructuring of the regional economy, a number of sizable factories were situated on the outer periphery of the city.

By ruling out tax increases, as he has done repeatedly during the governor's race, he has but three likely courses: sizable layoffs; a reduction in pension benefits for new employees; and a major restructuring of the work force, like the introduction of a 40-hour workweek (today, it is 37.5).

NOVEMBER SURPRISE -- Imaginative cost-cutting, restructuring of the debt and the national economic rebound will wipe out sizable city and state deficits and yield modest surpluses to be announced just before Election Day.

Long before the city sought bankruptcy protection in July, as city officials raced to restructure its finances, Detroit already was hiring some of the 15 firms with sizable contracts; at least two of the firms, city records show, had contracts for related work approved before 2013.

Restructuring looms.

And these are sizable.

But they are sizable.

That's a sizable victory.

Those advantages are sizable.