Sentence examples for successfully reorganized from inspiring English sources

Other associations have successfully reorganized their annual meetings.

WorldCom successfully reorganized within 15 months, in October 2003, and Enron finally emerged from bankruptcy nine months afterward.

In part, Alcatel's move is the latest in a French invasion of North America, as French corporations that successfully reorganized in the 1990's flex their financial muscles overseas.

Union general in the American Civil War (1861 65) who successfully reorganized the Army of the Potomac in early 1863 but who thereafter earned a seesaw reputation for defeat and victory in battle.

"Absent the global settlement, the debtors' ability to successfully reorganize would be severely compromised and possibly jeopardized," US Airways said in the court filing.

Now, after successfully reorganizing what had become a disjointed academic jumble and slowly restoring the prestige of a giant public university that serves nearly half a million students, Mr. Goldstein has said he will retire this summer.

In a statement, Stephen F. Cooper, Enron's interim chief executive, said, "For Enron to successfully reorganize the viable power and pipeline business and to liquidate certain noncore assets to maximize our value for our creditors, we need to ensure that our critical employees are committed to the completion of these tasks".

This would show that syntactic functions can indeed successfully reorganize when the left inferior frontal gyrus is damaged.

In summary, these results suggest that syntactic processing cannot successfully reorganize to the right-hemisphere following damage to the left-hemisphere in adulthood.

Here we examine the potential for plasticity by asking whether a strongly left-lateralized system can successfully reorganize to the right-hemisphere following left-hemisphere brain damage.

In neuropsychology, research has primarily been centred around the question of whether language processing can successfully reorganize to the right-hemisphere, whether right-hemisphere involvement merely reflects disinhibition due to left-hemisphere damage, or whether language functions reorganize to perilesional tissue in the language-dominant left hemisphere.