Sentence examples similar to a revamped position from inspiring English sources

But an inspiring, non-white candidate, on top of an improved message, better ground game and revamped positions only goes so far.

This necessarily includes fundamental changes in the current academic culture that would allow a revamped definition of postdoc status, the creation of new kinds of positions within the academic setting, and genuine encouragement of alternate career paths.

And the site -- which is announcing a revamped version of its Web site today that its executives hope will position it for further growth -- continues to operate as if it is being pursued by the competition.

And a revamped menu might help sales.

UC Berkeley's prestigious Biology Scholars Program has a revamped website.

Bing also has a revamped interface.

Michael Cowpland, the founder of the Corel Corporation, abruptly resigned today from all his executive positions at the ailing Canadian software developer, and put its future in the hands of a new chief executive and a revamped board.

He will inherit a revamped senior line-up.

A revamped plan for fighting in Afghanistan is announced.

They could join a revamped advisory council.

Meanwhile, online sales fell 5.9%, despite a revamped website.