Sentence examples for be a redrawing from inspiring English sources
The IEA said the result of new technology allowing the exploitation of new sources of fossil fuels would be a redrawing of the international energy map.
The art of power English for Schadenfreude Correction: English wine Award: Anne McElvoy ReprintsIntegral to any shrinking of the Commons is a redrawing of constituency borders.
The result was a redrawing of the FCC's oversight powers, at a time of rapid transformation in the media and technology sectors.
Complicating matters is a redrawing of 26 House districts as part of a federal court order aimed at correcting racial gerrymandering.
Examples of a tilted F layer, associated with the PSSR, are presented in Fig. 1. Figure 1b is a redrawing of an ALTAIR isodensity contour map, which was first presented in Tsunoda and White (1981).
Three upwellings appear in b as modulations in isodensity contours along bottomside F layer, but similar modulation is not seen in a. [The plot in b is a redrawing of the map in Tsunoda and White (1981), with added notation.] Mean SSN for 1979 was 155.4.
The second change was a redrawing of the planetary definition in the case of a double planet system.
Perhaps in time there can be a general redrawing of Balkan borders, with Serbia losing Kosovo and gaining a bit of Bosnia.
There can be a case for redrawing roles or including white characters in stories set in other cultures or among diasporas.
The Palestinians insist on East Jerusalem, not Abu Dis, being their capital, drawing the scattered parts of their putative state together, giving it a solidity and resonance that it otherwise lacks.More creative redrawingThe answer, many outsiders think, is a second redrawing of the city's boundaries, no less creative than the first.
