Sentence examples for designed to reinvent from inspiring English sources
That turnaround plan is designed to reinvent BHS, modernising stores, installing food departments, cutting the number of promotions in favour of lower everyday prices, and focusing on a smaller number of own-brand ranges.
Stretching a total of three miles, the park was designed to reinvent the old Vincennes railway line including the addition of boutique shops and enclosed green areas between modern buildings.
That's to say that companies often build new tools and services and features and apps and the like that are not designed to reinvent their core business.
Prototyp-0 seems more like a program designed to reinvent classic typefaces than find new ways of creating them, but those little additions to the already familiar are sometimes all that's needed.
Massive Health was founded in 2010 by Sutha Kamal and former Mozilla creative lead Aza Raskin with the goal of using data and smart, intuitive design to reinvent how people grapple with, well, their health.
They were "designed to be reinvented", says Dickson.
That's why Singer has teamed up with Mauricio Alvarez — the former co-founder and CTO of ZangZing — and is today launching Gobstopper, an e-reading platform designed to help English teachers reinvent the way that they teach texts and assess reading comprehension.
To help strategists understand how that works Clay Christensen presented a particular take on the matter in "In Reinventing Your Business Model" designed to make it easier to work out how a new entrant's business model might disrupt yours.
The curators will select five design "fellows" to reinvent many of the past projects in front of visitors.
At the New York auto show this year, the most important new designs aim to reinvent the American family car.
Thanks to their constantly changing content and shortish texts, newspapers made a more successful transition to the Internet than books or magazines, and it is less of a design challenge to reinvent their Web sites as applications).
