Sentence examples for be repackaged from inspiring English sources

Loans can be repackaged, rated and sold.

The following software can't be repackaged for publishing with the MSI service.

To reach the dispensary, the drug passes through distribution chains (and may be repackaged).

Not so a good Christmas tale, which can be repackaged and resold every holiday season.

Software is natively packaged using the MSI service, or can be repackaged to do so, with some exceptions.

The products will also be repackaged in a polished look with color-coded logos and icons to separate the lines.

These are anything but triple-A, but can be repackaged into securities via collateralised debt obligations (CDOs) in a way that makes default an extremely low mathematical probability.

Two decades later, the story could easily be repackaged for the likes of Upworthy — "You Won't Believe How This Little Café Spread Awareness of a Genocide".

But the general principle — that Scripture can be repackaged to meet the demands of an increasingly segmented market — is at the heart of the modern Bible-publishing industry.

Rand Paul has toned down to broaden his reach, believing that his libertarian grounding can be repackaged to appeal to a wider electorate.

They don't need to be repackaged or rebranded; they just need to be practiced, offered and explained in the context of a loving, authentic and inclusive community.