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Bill has been putting off the cut backs as long as he could.

Acme is taking over the industry.

They have taken over the whole southeast and are moving up the coast.

Getting through the downturn was only possible by renegotiating all of our contracts.

Calling off the meeting was necessary due to lack of planning.

The deal was falling through with no way to stop it.

Are we still going ahead as planned?

Their demands were getting bigger with no signs of backing down

Negotiations have broken down again.

Talks keep braking down due to their high demands.

If the contract negotiations fail, we will have to start laying off employees.

John is using up the last 15 minutes to prove his point.

We have used up all of our options.

Standing in for Frank today is Bob Smith.Today, Frank is replaced by Bob Smith.

Talks keep breaking down due to their high demands.

Standing in for Frank today is Bob Smith.

Madonna has visited Princeton / *Einstein has visited Princeton. /means that X has died is only appropriate at a time when the addressee would not yet know that X is dead./ If it's Hot News, use the Present Perfect; but if it's Old News, simple past.

Coming up with an offer to call off the strike was difficult.

Why do you keep bringing up the same argument?

You’ll all be going back to the unemployment line if you don’t sign the contract.