Sentence examples for comprehensive redesign from inspiring English sources

Our electric grid needs a comprehensive redesign led at the federal level.

At the time of his public posturing, however, Denton was conceiving a comprehensive redesign of his blog network that signalled his steady march toward mainstream respectability.

(While brilliant when introduced in 1969, the XJ6 still had an engine from 1948; by the late 80s the car sorely needed a comprehensive redesign).

"We have undertaken a comprehensive redesign of our e-mail systems and associated compliance policies and procedures, and have engaged independent experts to assess and validate our approach".

"The flags are much more modern, more technical and more detailed than before — underscoring the comprehensive redesign of the entire car".

While Ford has received more attention for the voice recognition features of Sync, the automotive software developed jointly with Microsoft, its comprehensive redesign of the tactile controls is likely to have at least as much importance for drivers.

The print edition was redesigned.

It is doubtful whether a more comprehensive enzyme redesign approach, e.g., targeting more residues, will easily yield a BVMO that is efficient with NADH.

The pharmaceutical industry says that it would like to see drug benefits provided as part of a comprehensive plan to redesign Medicare, but that it would support federal legislation to provide elderly people with so-called pharmaceutical insurance coverage as an interim step this year.

Although case managers co-ordinating care may be relevant for some patients, a more comprehensive model may require redesign of primary care systems to better meet the needs of patients with multiple conditions, as current systems in the UK have generally been designed around single condition pathways in response to incentives (28).

Conceived as an 'evidence-based guide to comprehensive health care system redesign' [ 12], it proposes six components to be core to providing high-quality, patient-centered chronic care: community resources and policies; the health care system; self-management support; decision support; delivery system design; and clinical information systems [ 10].