Sentence examples for extensive reshuffle from inspiring English sources

The prime minister had talked earlier of an "extensive" reshuffle.

As news of the Westminster plot spread, Mr Blair's hope that his extensive reshuffle might be seen as a vigorous assertion of prime ministerial authority was dashed.

Such an extensive reshuffle at the tail end of a parliament is unmistakably about buffing up the party image in the hope that the election offer appears enticingly fresh – so different from the stale old male-dominated coalition – and the Tories can look as if at least some of them speak the same language as the electorate.

Ms. Tighe said that because of extensive reshuffling of work space, she will not be getting her old office back.

The announcement of SmartAds also comes while Yahoo is recovering from an extensive reshuffling in the executive offices, including the departure of its chief executive, Terry S. Semel, and Wenda Harris Millard, the company's longtime chief sales officer.

NEW YORK TIMES   Amid a Shake-Up, JPMorgan's Risk Officer Takes a Leave  |  JPMorgan Chase's chief risk officer is taking a temporary sabbatical, the latest move in an extensive reshuffling of JPMorgan's executive suite after a botched credit bet that has cost the bank more than $6 billion.

Comparative analyses of 18 dothideomycete species, and a simulation-based approach indicated that serial random inversions within the chromosome lead with time to extensive reshuffling of gene order within homologous chromosomes from one species to a distantly related one [ 26].

This nonrandom distribution of genes was not only a result of preservation of ancestral gene order but also an outcome of extensive reshuffling of gene orders that created new combinations of homologous genes within independently originated polymorphic inversions.

Intergenome comparisons revealed extensive reshuffling of gene order between the three yeasts and a higher level of syntheny was observed between H. polymorpha and the non-methylotrophic yeast species D. bruxellensis.

With a few caveats, they greeted the new prime minister's extensive government reshuffle.

The resignation of Japan's agriculture minister only a week after his appointment will further reduce the already paltry levels of confidence in the prime minister, Shinzo Abe, who had hoped that an extensive cabinet reshuffle would boost his government's credibility after a crushing election defeat.