Sentence examples for structured- from inspiring English sources

Deliberately structured like a western, American Sniper's climax pits Kyle against Mustafa, an Iraqi sniper who does not utter a single word throughout the entire film.

McNamara says there are still some "general challenges around the way the UK energy market is structured that make major technological change difficult – perhaps more difficult than in some other countries with different regulatory set-ups".

And even if the call is UK to UK, it's very likely – because of the way the system is structured – to go out of the UK and come back in through these fibre-optic channels".

It is a loosely structured panoramic account of the advent of jihadism in Mali, an angry, compassionate film, more effective for its initial light touch, before it turns increasingly tragic.

The whole experience of trying to puzzle my way through this is a reminder of the extent to which cable services and the way they are structured and priced are still stuck in the 1990s.

In remarks which came as music to the ears of the no camp, the governor warned that the eurozone crisis had served as stark example of the risks of setting up a poorly structured currency union: a strong currency union would weaken its members' independence.

Week 8: Dramatic Structure - Wednesday 11 November Feature films are developed using a three act model; television drama is structured in four acts – if only to make room for commercials.

Almost nobody outside Enron was aware of the terms of the deal with this "structured-finance vehicle", which turned out to be just one of many off-balance-sheet devices.

Joseph Berardino, Andersen's chief executive, admitted to Congress last month that his firm made an "error of judgment" over one of the structured-finance vehicles.

Some might point to the collapse of Long-Term Capital Management (LTCM) in 1998, which made markets wobble for a few weeks, or to the problems that two structured-credit funds caused Bear Stearns in 2007-08.

First, they had pushed much of their lending business off-balance-sheet, so that loans were bought by specialist entities like structured-investment vehicles (SIVs) and conduits.