Sentence examples for has reoriented toward from inspiring English sources

You can still find the inky blockbusters of 15 years ago, but much as America's wine industry has reoriented toward balance, so has Australia's.

"With inflationary challenges still present, the Bank of England has reoriented its focus toward growth challenges as concerns build over the threat of a global economic slowdown.

But by all outward appearances, Mr. Bush has been reduced this week to almost a bit player in his own government, as Washington has reoriented itself away from the White House and toward Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. and the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke.

The addition of podcasts has reoriented Spotify's focus as a company, Holt said.

To accomplish this, HuffPost has reoriented our entire strategy around listening to you.

In the United States, the idea that we have reoriented our economy toward consumption and don't make things anymore has become a standard lament, not a sign of progress.

If the campaign succeeds -- and that seemed more than possible this week -- then Mr. Putin will have reoriented Russia's federal system toward the Kremlin.

You've reoriented your perspective.

Over the past half-decade, The Times and others had reoriented themselves to reader-centered journalism.

"If, by the end of the year, Transnistria has not reoriented toward Europe," thus preserving those duty-exemptions, it "would be a severe blow for textile, metallurgical and other industries from the republic," said Soin.

Ski-touring gear, originally designed to facilitate uphill walking and climbing as well as the occasional trip down the mountain, has been reoriented toward more thrilling descents: The skis are fatter and more versatile and the clothing is more fashionable.