Sentence examples for whole restructuring from inspiring English sources

There are many experts who think that the whole restructuring strategy is misbegotten.

In many instances, these goals have been achieved, but the occurrence of some spectacular market failures have brought into question the whole restructuring effort.

Diocletian's reforms, indeed, the whole restructuring of the Empire in the late third century and early fourth century was oriented around increasing the size of the army– basically, doubling it– and figuring out a tax regime to pay for it.

So an encounter with death could threaten one's entire belief system and then one had to struggle with what one learned, what images came from that encounter, reorder them, put them back into some kind of structure that one could use, which is a whole restructuring process of the self.

The claims would rise to about $15 billion, Finance Minister Axel Kicillof argued, and that would unravel the whole restructuring, with claims reaching $120 billion if his figures are to be believed.

If Argentina pays the vulture funds in full, it could trigger additional claims from other holdouts totaling anywhere between $4 to $15 billion, depending who is counting, and it threatens to unravel the whole restructuring, potentially unlocking claims for more than $120 billion, Kicillof has argued.

Describing any resultant compulsory redundancies as a "personal tragedy", Mr Booty said: "Within the whole restructure I would be surprised if there's a handful of [those cuts]." He added that posts are more likely to go through staff choosing to leave in order to move into the private sector, taking early retirement or asking for voluntary redundancy.

The mutagenic effects of MGE behaviour are well documented and include a spectrum, from point mutations to whole genome restructuring.

'We could see whole communities restructured — the effects could be significant,' says one scientist.

KUALA LUMPUR — The maiden victory of the Brawn team in Melbourne was rich in symbolism for Formula One as a whole: A restructured team that barely survived the financial crisis went on to win in its first race.

One of the most attractive aspects of this approach to revitalizing pre-medical education is that it does not involve a whole-scale restructuring of entrenched academic constructs.