Sentence examples for bit of redesign from inspiring English sources

"We'd like to see proper allocation of space on these roads which can almost always be achieved simply by a bit of redesign, so people can cycle safely and easily".

It's going to require a bit of redesign.

'Versions,' Paterson says, 'are trying to be poems in their own right; while they have the original to serve as detailed ground-plan and elevation, they are trying to build themselves a robust home in a new country, in its vernacular architecture.' What this means in practice is that Paterson has done both a bit of redesigning and some firming up.

For on that day Fallingwater is reopening to the public, after, well, a bit of a redesign.

City planning approved new zoning restrictions for the St. Georges area and so that's driving a bit of a redesign to the project.

Sonar, too, is getting a bit of a redesign that makes it easier to read.

Perhaps you noticed that TechCrunch went through a bit of a redesign yesterday.

The mobile search interface, for example, is about to get a bit of a redesign with results that are clustered on cards "so you can focus on the answers you're looking for".

Then, he gave himself the second barrel by quitting TFI Friday when Channel 4 asked for a bit of a redesign after four seasons.

Though not designed to capture farts, a space toilet could theoretically do the job, although it would take a little bit of a redesign, and the first few farts would have oxygen-rich air mixed in.

If you're planning a bit of a spring garden redesign, the aptly named Garden Design Ideas, free on Android, may help.