Sentence examples for in the process of reconfiguring from inspiring English sources
And Starbucks, in the process of reconfiguring a flower shop into a coffee bar, has accidentally recreated a lost vista from the childhood of an earlier resident of No. 14, a little girl known as Pussy Jones, who grew up to be Edith Wharton.
The average college sports fan knows that the NCAA is in the process of reconfiguring itself, moving from regional-ish athletic conferences towards sprawling mega-conferences in search of better television deals and what else?—more money.
The process of reconfiguring her life in order to shoot Kiss of Death in the UK has been far from easy.
NDS lets systems managers automate the process of reconfiguring a network when new users, new equipment or new applications are added to it.
A limited literature examines the process of reconfiguring hospital services, especially the dynamics of local decision-making [5].
Tory health spokesman Darren Millar said redrafting the report undermined the credibility of the NCF as well as the wider process of reconfiguring health services in Wales.
Kamangar also had a strong advertising background, since he helped build AdWords, but Google CEO Larry Page has been involved in a continuous process of reconfiguring his exec team, likely in a bid to better serve his overarching product plans.
You have a very delicate situation and the political system is in the process of being completely reconfigured.
She and the rest of her cultural cohorts – A$AP Rocky and even One Direction, among others – have, in the process of creating music, accidentally reconfigured the idea of musical fame purely by way of Internet hype.
On the way, some criteria traditionally unquestioned in the process of knowledge such as truth and objectivity are reconfigured.
Thirdly, resource rationing, and the increasing consideration required of non-medical decision making factors, has important implications for how clinical need itself gets negotiated and reconfigured through the process of decision-making.
