Sentence examples for failed to reinvent from inspiring English sources

The opposition has failed to reinvent itself since the 2006 divorce from Serbia.

Apple changed the nature of a smartphone from a corporate to a consumer device, and RIM has failed to reinvent itself accordingly.

It is not just that he is a one-note speaker who finds it painfully hard to connect with people who don't go snowboarding; he has also conspicuously failed to reinvent the Democratic faith.

In the Baltic trio reform has for the most part ploughed steadily ahead.One of Russia's many tragedies is that no free-market party of the centre-left has emerged; the old Communist Party has utterly failed to reinvent itself.

But the proposed deal tacitly acknowledges that the software giant has failed to reinvent itself as computing shifts more online; instead, it is trying to buy its way into a stronger position.

It was followed by another restaurant backed by Mr. English, Château Cherbuliez, a French spot that struggled initially, tried and failed to reinvent itself as a boozy brunch location and closed.

Jung fails to reinvent Freud; psychotropics reinvent melancholy.

And if Trumbull fails to reinvent the cinema, he's got other plans for the technology.

The potential consequences are dire for any organization that fails to reinvent itself in time.

Even in this "change is the new normal" reality, high stakes transformations are highly risky for executives who fail to reinvent the organization or themselves fast enough.

Here, Coombs Marr maintains the burlesque on chauvinism, but adds a timely mickey-take of Doctor Brown-style silent clowning, as Dave tries and fails to reinvent himself for a 2016 crowd.