Sentence examples for then restructuring from inspiring English sources

Private-equity firms are currently dabbling in buying deeply discounted "underwater" mortgages from banks, then restructuring the terms to prevent foreclosure.

In a series of sensational drawings we find Davis visually disassembling kitchen utensils and cigarette packs and match boxes, flattening them out, then restructuring them so that they are both recognizable objects and stacks of planes interlocking with space.

The company has a checkered history, having declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy in April 2002, then restructuring and emerging from bankruptcy in October the same year.

When it's related to the natural world, what she writes is the result of reading, note-taking and then restructuring the information through the prism of her own "thoughts and observations".

The cheese must be melted first, then restructured.

He would then restructure and elaborate on their material.

Argentina then restructured its foreign debts, which had reached crisis proportions.

The law firm recommended that the company was then restructured to show Mossack Fonseca as its beneficial owner.

The troubles of the two banks were caused, some believe, by a decision to buy Greek government bonds that were then restructured.

To benefit its shareholders, Mr. Kirby later came up with a plan to liquidate Alleghany and then restructure it so they could receive a hefty cash distribution before valuable tax breaks expired in 1987.

If Vodafone really wants to take care of its shareholders' interests, it will listen to disgruntled investors and strip the cash element out of the bonus, and then restructure the rest to pay Mr Gent only if the newly created company outperforms its peers over several years.