sailing n. 航行，航海；启航；航海术 | adj. 航行...
Son Thomas, 40, once dismissed as Leo's lackey, turned around ailing commercial TV giant ProSieben.
These responses are perilous to a heart patient because they overtax an already ailing cardiovascular system.
But can Chinese companies take over ailing American and European businesses and turn them around?
With the economy ailing, companies are seeking to cut costs by slashing retirement benefits.
Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America have separately announced plans to help ailing borrowers.
Raytheon's commercial aircraft unit is a financial drag, as is its ailing pension plan.
Who'd have figured that running Radio Shack, an ailing retailer, could be so lucrative?
Word got around, and after that ailing villagers sometimes showed up at my door.
Perhaps Tobin's most important task was to heal Boston Scientific's ailing cardiac stent business.
In other words, a crossword puzzle may be a good remedy for an ailing attention span.
They are officially stepping on the turf of the U.S. and ailing European multinational banking firms.
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In 1914 Watson took over an ailing vendor of business equipment called Computing-Tabulating-Recording Co.
Bayer's Werner Wenning has yet to find a partner for the company's ailing drug division.
She became marketing director for feminine products in 1989 and turned the then-ailing division around.
Another minus for FedEx is the money it is pouring into its ailing copy chain, Kinko's.
Likewise, Wal-Mart used its market dominance to attack its ailing rival Kmart with deep price cuts.
The longtime source of Microsoft's steady growth and profits, software, is ailing in a weak economy.
The troika was brought in to update Congress on the state of the ailing U.S. economy.
Several Caribbean governments hope that the ethanol boom could help revive their ailing sugarcane farms.
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