Sentence examples for Already revamped from inspiring English sources

The coalition government has already revamped school league tables to emphasise traditional subjects.

He has already revamped the Web site, WeeklyWorldNews.com, and is considering a revival of the print version.

The Jets have already revamped their offensive coaching staff, hiring a new coordinator, Tony Sparano, and are bound to shake up their roster.

House of Fraser has already revamped shops in Huddersfield and Lincoln, and plans to upgrade key stores in the Metro Centre, Gateshead; Bluewater, Kent; Leeds and the City of London by Christmas.

Yet by the time Europe has agreed on a set of common rules, many countries will have already revamped their own.Britain's Financial Services Authority, for instance, has already proposed measures to force subsidiaries of big banks operating in Britain to hold more capital.

For instance, one principal Kool competitor, the Salem menthol cigarette brand sold by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco, has already revamped its advertising, while another, the Newport menthol line marketed by the Lorillard unit of Loews, is redesigning packages and starting to offer merchandise, called Pleasure Goods, through a catalog.

Starbucks, for instance, is already revamping its food offerings, hoping to get customers to spend more during their morning visits.

It's important to remember that there is room for error in studies and experiments and that many airports are already revamping their cleaning to-do lists, as USA Today reported, to include automatic floor-scrubbing machines and frequent wipe-downs of kiosks.

China's vast and costly domestic-security apparatus is still behaving as aggressively as ever.In the run-up to this autumn's Communist Party Congress, at which China will change its most senior leaders for the first time in ten years, provincial- and lower-level party committees have already been revamped.

Pupils over 14 have already begun revamped GCSE courses, where exams are mainly taken at the end of two years' of study.

The Parish Hall has already been revamped with the assistance of the 2011 auction, as well as a $50,000 planning grant from the Getty Foundation and funds from the diocese, among other sources.