Sentence examples for After recasting from inspiring English sources

After recasting Westinghouse as CBS, Mr. Jordan left the company in 1998 to become a private investor and a director on a number of boards.

After recasting the model to the canonical form, we can apply any of the optimization strategies we have presented for GMA models [ 29, 32] to obtain the global optimum of the original SC problem.

Zakaria's basic argument was that, after recasting his foreign policy in office, Bush didn't end up as bad as most people thought,whereas Brown probably was as bad as most people thought – it's just that even he did some things right.

9 See C.B. Barrett and D.G. Maxwell (2005), Edging Towards a Recipient-Oriented Food Aid System, Chapter 6 in forthcoming book on Food Aid After Fifity Years: Recasting its Role.

Instead of recasting Jason Bourne after Matt Damon's departure, the producers have kept the title and put a new hero into the Bourne position.

Recasting Smith after their lucrative "Men in Black" collaboration, Sonnenfeld went to Kevin Kline for the role of Artemus Gordon.

Mr. DeKnight and his Starz colleagues were particularly encouraged to proceed with recasting the show after receiving an e-mail from Mr. Whitfield that said he wanted to see "Spartacus" continue.

This despite online umbrage arguing that Brie Larson was arguing for white genocide, that Disney was so displeased with the movie that they were heavily re-editing the next Avengers movie to cut around Carol Danvers and that they were considering recasting the role after Endgame.

After a year of strife, reshuffling and recasting, Mr. Godard's take on Lear with, or some say mostly without, Woody Allen and Norman Mailer was shown at a special screening.

After taking directional characteristics into account when recasting the index of difficulty, the predictive model proposed in this study accounted for 51percentt of the variance in movement time.

Months after being exiled from the White House, he was recasting himself as a kingmaker for Europe's far right.