Sentence examples for initial revamping from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Naim's initial revamping did not go far enough in satisfying the appetite of an audience he believes wants to know more about how globalization is going to change their lives and businesses.
Under CEO Marissa Mayer's regime, however, Flickr finally began to receive more attention, beginning with the initial revamp in 2013, and followed by the rollout of updated mobile applications.
Stirling was involved in the initial talks four years ago on revamping English rugby's second tier and says the aim of improving the standard of rugby outside the Premiership has been achieved, despite not having as much RFU money as clubs would like.
After initial problems the revamped website of arch rival M&S began seeing strong growth last autumn.
(The data points from last year include the launch of the New 52, so the company says it's even doing well compared to the initial boost from its revamped titles.) The data seems to back up a claim that Kanalz was making a year ago, that digital sales should expand the audience rather than lure readers away from comic book stores.
Having failed to meet his initial $125K Kickstarter funding goal, he spent the first-half of 2014 not revamping his product, but perfecting the science of crowdfunding.
The company's plans for revamping have recently come under scrutiny in the wake of Orange's disappointing initial public offering.
It means revamping education.
Let the recriminations and the revamping begin.
Today, the College Board announced that it is revamping its revamp of the SAT.
