Sentence examples for there is restructuring from inspiring English sources

There are takeovers, there are mergers, there is restructuring, there are a bunch of others things you can do," says Nick Hillman.

There is a high likelihood that there will be restructuring of some sort at BarCap, with the risk of a more RBS-like restructuring.

It's best to communicate as early as possible that there may be restructuring ahead.

"There's been restructuring over the past couple of years, but I don't think people expected this".

Armstrong hinted that there would be restructuring during the Q3 earnings call in November.

There's got to be restructuring, there's got to be reorganization, and there's got to be some confidence that we've stopped this downward spiral.

"There's going to be restructuring to address that.

A care providers' association said there was a good chance that Southern Cross could be restructured and there was no need for mass closures.

"The F.I.A. needs to be restructured and there needs to be more corporate governance," Stewart also said.

He eventually approved a bigger settlement of $150 million in 2010, albeit "reluctantly," because the resolution was restructured and there was a stronger factual basis for finding the shareholders were not being made to pay the price for any misconduct.

And finally, there is economic restructuring, which involves strengthening existing small businesses while recruiting new ones.