Sentence examples for has reformulated from inspiring English sources

Bobbi Brown has reformulated her groundbreaking 1992 stick foundation.

General Mills has reformulated its cereals to have at least 8 grams per serving (some have 16).

In a kind of cat and mouse game, the government has reformulated its tax to catch up with them and hopes to collect more money next year.

In the case of decorative crystals, perhaps you'll find it comforting to know that as of 2012, Swarovski has reformulated their crystals so that the lead content is well below federal regulations (read on for more on that).

Laurence Berns has reformulated the ancient dilemma posed by the trial of Socrates, "the greatest hero of freedom of thought"—a dilemma that exposes one of the roots of the perennial censorship controversy: Is philosophy, the intransigent quest for truth (including the truth about politics and religion), inherently subversive?

Two decades ago, it anointed itself a "nutrition health and wellness company". Over the years, the company says it has reformulated nearly 9,000 products to reduce salt, sugar and fat, and it has delivered billions of servings fortified with vitamins and minerals.

'We have great new people involved and have reformulated them.

"I have reformulated the plan," Ms. Rice said.

Some companies have reformulated their products in a genuine, wholehearted way, replacing ingredients with substitutes that are less problematic.

So, we have reformulated the problem in a way that the problem becomes a network science problem.

Most of the companies that received F.D.A. warning letters about DMAA last April have since stopped making the products in question or have reformulated them without the stimulant.