Sentence examples for By relaunching from inspiring English sources

That fear might encourage Russia to diversify its Asian alliances by relaunching relations with Japan and getting closer still to India.

The Abbey National has similarly raised its rates but disguised the exact figures by relaunching all its products with different conditions attached.

Associated responded to the arrival of Maxwell's evening title, the London Daily News, by relaunching a cut-price version of the defunct Evening News.

Now, Uncle Rupes is a quick learner – witness how he revolutionised the British press by relaunching the Sun as a tabloid in 1969 – so I'm sure he'll take to Twitter like a slightly dastardly duck to water.

A-list blogger and entrepreneur Jason Calacanis is attempting to revive the once-mighty Netscape portal by relaunching it (here, in beta) as a copy of Digg, a tech news aggregator.

I rather like taxidermy but beer maker Brewdog is courting outrage by relaunching a 55% ABV beer called The End of History as part of a crowd-funded bid to open a brewery in Ohio.

Delicious has since been sold by Yahoo! and relaunched by AVOS, a company founded by Chad Hurley and Steve Chen - the pair behind YouTube.

Northcliffe Digital, run by Roland Bryan, is relaunching the network of 26 "This is... .. websites, which deliver localised content to areas across the UK such as Bristol, Essex, Grimsby and Cornwall.

The magazine, owned by Hearst UK, relaunched in October, cutting its price from £3.80.

In late September Vodafone, the largest operator by revenues, relaunched its own bundle of services.Smart-phones are now spreading across the globe, just like ordinary handsets before them.

Nationwide cut its margin by 0.15 of a point after reducing its SVR from 7.29% in July 2000 to 5.14% in March this year, while HSBC reduced its margin by one point after relaunching its SVR as its Homebuyer rate in mid-July 2000 and failing to pass on the latest interest rate rise.