Sentence examples for undertaking a turnaround from inspiring English sources
But first it's important to recognize that a turnaround in a mature market in which demand is flat or declining is substantially different than undertaking a turnaround in a growth market in which there is strong growth in demand and billing rates, much like our profession experienced before the start of the global financial crisis.
But in Oregon, he undertook a turnaround that so impressed officials there that the state's governor, declaring Mr. Burns fully rehabilitated, blocked the extradition in 1975.
Hurd instead focused on undertaking a financial turnaround and overcoming other reputational challenges; he viewed CSR and philanthropic efforts as costs rather than as strategic levers.
The company is shoring up its reserves as it undertakes a difficult turnaround.
Greenspan then undertook a Bagehot-like turnaround in monetary policy — a week or two later than market participants would have liked (as I complained in FORBES GLOBAL's Nov. 2 issue).
In this note, students learn a framework for undertaking turnarounds, and the three key elements that must be present in order to save a distressed firm: a sufficient customer base, a feasible business plan with the organization to implement it, and the availability of reasonably priced capital to refinance distressed debt.
German conglomerate JAB Holdings, which holds a significant stake in Coty and is reportedly interested in acquiring full control, could take over the company and easily provide the necessary resources to undertake this turnaround.
These investors have access to higher levels of leverage and can be more aggressive in undertaking turnarounds.
Similarly the Prince's Trust undertook an extensive review of its values with consultation with its workforce within planned workshops, leading to culture change and new systems of performance management during its multi-staged and successful turnaround.
