Sentence examples for Being reconstituted from inspiring English sources
verb
To construct something anew, or in a different manner
Iraq's political, economic and security institutions are being reconstituted.
The monument to the slain pro-democracy politician was being reconstituted for the fourth time.
Shriveled peas were being reconstituted by soaking them in food coloring and bleach-like chemical additives.
According to Thielmann, "It basically said that there is no persuasive evidence that the Iraqi nuclear program is being reconstituted".
Remnants of the building's past are indeed being reconstituted here, but at least for one visitor, the result inspires more wary nostalgia than anticipation.
Both are now being reconstituted, although dissatisfaction over pay -- about $60 a month for a private -- has led to desertions from the embryonic army.
These schools were "reconstituted".
Dried mushrooms are reconstituted in hot water.
Some lost work has been reconstituted more or less unchanged.
He said the board would be reconstituted soon.
We know he's reconstituted these programmes since the Gulf War.
