Sentence examples for has been repurposed for from inspiring English sources

After firing of Yates, Nixon's sordid moment has been repurposed for Trump.

*Editor's note: This article was originally published in the Penn State University Wines & Grapes U. blog and has been repurposed for Appellation Cornell.

Now much of that R.&D. has been repurposed for Microsoft's own mobile operating system, Windows Phone 7, a direct competitor to the iPhone and Android platforms.

The album's instrumentation, which presents Mr. Carter's reeds alongside the capable trumpet of Dwight Adams and a well-cushioned rhythm section, has been repurposed for the gig.

The CRISPR/Cas9 system has been harnessed for genome editing in many eukaryotic species and, using a catalytically inactive Cas9 variant, the CRISPR/dCas9 system has been repurposed for transcriptional regulation.

The page has been repurposed for the phone and looks like a mess.

Drones were created as a military tool, but they have been repurposed for civilian and commercial applications in nonmilitary contexts.

Public data on IBD have been repurposed for novel diagnostics and therapeutics, and these datasets continue to grow.

Even though drones have been repurposed for nonmilitary functions, how does the military narrative of drones affect the legal and social aspects of domestic drone use?

Both have been repurposed for additional killings, and so has every other gun in the place, which is a virtual museum of murders, 20 years' worth, carefully tended by a figure known only as "the hunter".

From one corner bags of chicharonnes and paper party decorations in the colors of the Mexican flag cascade over jugs of canola oil that have been repurposed for various sauces.