Sentence examples for time of reorganization from inspiring English sources

Union officials say those negotiations were handled by different leadership, during a time of reorganization when the union was forced to make concessions.

Mr. Crowley, who had been on the board for 17 years, became interim chairman for a year, pulling the station through a time of reorganization and deep budget cuts.

At lower temperatures, the difference in the time of reorganization was not very large, but at higher temperatures the difference becomes larger.

The preparation time consists of reorganization time (T reg) and reaction time (T resp).

He also emphasized, however, that these unused traits might be rapidly lost during times of "reorganization" [ 53, 54].

Access to arable land was somewhat reduced around the time of settlement reorganization, but productive land remained locally plentiful.

The Paleogene was a time of profound reorganization of biota, perhaps in part due to a period of warm "greenhouse" climate during the Paleocene/Eocene thermal maximum or continental fission during the late Cretaceous.

Highly aggressive tumours such as glioblastoma could indeed produce a sudden damage to the white matter fibres leaving no time for reorganization of function to occur.

With an increasing number of patients with cancer and an increasing number of cancer patients surviving for a longer period of time a reorganization of health care will be necessary.

An important question at the present time, after years of reorganization, is to ascertain whether a wider variety of patients really does have access to palliative care.

This change corresponds to the time of the drainage reorganization in East Tibet, such as Yangtze River, and the regional subsidence resulting from the opening of marginal sea.