Sentence examples for which is scrambling from inspiring English sources

The planned sale is the biggest yet for the utility, which is scrambling to raise money to compensate victims of the nuclear disaster.

And is now a major concern for Spain, which has received banking bailout money from the euro zone, and Slovenia, which is scrambling to avoid asking for a bailout.

And the expansion has created new pressures within the 32-year-old agency, which is scrambling to keep its growing list of more than 2,000 clients employed and happy as it seeks to master new worlds.

Vivendi, which is scrambling to reduce its 19 billion euro debt pile, has been holding talks with bankers, private equity firms and rival phone companies to try to raise the 4 billion euros it would need to counter Vodafone's offer.

The cuts are part of a reduction in bus service across the five boroughs that was approved this month by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which is scrambling to shore up a sudden shortfall in financing.

Alan Chvotkin, executive vice president and counsel at the Professional Services Council, said the paltry increase reflects the general mood of the industry, which is scrambling to adapt to shrinking federal budgets.

Palace then win a corner, which is scrambled clear.

It decomposes the original image in CT domain in four hierarchical levels and watermarks it with a binary logo image which is scrambled through a well-known PN sequence.

Sexual reproduction ensures genetic diversity: A mother and father who aren't related each contribute half of their DNA, which is scrambled together to provide the instructions for forming a new individual.

You can make a dish called Tofu scramble, which is scrambled up tofu with veggies and it's essentially like scrambled eggs.

The caller was the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which was scrambling to find someone to take pictures of ground zero.