Sentence examples for the verge of restructuring from inspiring English sources

We are on the verge of restructuring and institutionalizing the state within a democratic, republican and federal structure.

Monty J. Bennett, the chief executive of Ashford Hospitality Trust of Dallas, which wrote down its $98 million mezzanine loan, said he believed that Mr. Lichtenstein had been on the verge of restructuring the deal and could have avoided bankruptcy.

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.

But there are reasons to believe that E.A.'s problems are more systemic — indeed, that the entire game industry is on the verge of a fundamental restructuring.

This and other tea leaves have a number of analysts and trade reporters contending that White Birch may be on the verge of a major restructuring or worse.

Hobbled by huge debts and likely on the verge of a radical restructuring that will leave little of the company intact, Hynix had been the target of an acquisition attempt by Micron earlier this year.

Markets remain concerned that Greece is on the verge of announcing a debt restructuring, despite repeated denials by Athens, and potential snags in Portugal's bailout package.

He added that Ford's "Way Forward" restructuring plan is on the verge of being revamped.

JJB was teetering on the verge of bankruptcy in 2009 but was rescued by an emergency restructuring under its former executive chairman David Jones.

Such moves are a clear sign that the Internet is finally on the verge of bringing radical change to the banking system, much as it is already restructuring activities from yard sales to the automotive parts industry.

It was on the verge of cohering.