Sentence examples for become reoriented from inspiring English sources

Moreover, an increasing share of trade in consumption goods has become reoriented over the past 5 years (2009 2014): more final goods are now being exported to countries within East Asia (Helble 2014).

As Sylvia Maracle observes, work is being done to help Indigenous men become reoriented, to unlearn the harmful behaviours some of which, she believes, stem from Indigenous people adopting "limited notion of gender, instead of a continuum of gender expression".

On complex formation between Ffh and FtsY catalytic residues of the switch I region become reoriented and facilitate GTP hydrolysis in cis.

Intracellular organelles became reoriented towards the T cell immunological synapse; the MTOC and Golgi from the target astrocyte reoriented towards the immunological synapse.

Some existing actin cables in the region surrounding the contact site are dismantled before new, or reoriented, cables become focused on the contact site.

We're reorienting to become a mobile company because we're convinced the future of social discovery is in mobile".

The Tibetan novelist Jamyang Norbu complains that Tibetan support groups and the government-in-exile have become "directionless" in trying to "reorient their objectives around such other issues as the environment, world peace, religious freedom, cultural preservation, human rights — everything but the previous goal of Tibetan independence".

Foresight exercises could become an important instrument for reorienting policy, building new networks and linkages among the different actors, bringing new stakeholders into the strategic debate, exploring future opportunities for investment in science and innovation activities, etc.

The good news is that, as a steady drumbeat throughout the ages -- through all the messes that we humans make of things -- the lives of holy people from many faith traditions bear a message of hope: the hope of a loving God who truly can reorient us to become people of compassion.

Cells in proximity to the denuded region become suddenly motile, and they reorient, divide, and migrate at greatly accelerated velocity vs. their relatively quiescent neighbors.

As I see it, how law enforcement is working to reorient police officers to become the first responders to society's most intractable social problems is as much a medical issue as it is a policing one.