Sentence examples for it's reorganized from inspiring English sources

Facebook used to be a website translated to mobile by a tiny team, but over the last two years it's reorganized to make every department in the company mobile-first, as revealed in two new org charts it shared today at a small press conference "Whiteboard Session" at its Menlo Park HQ.

The company is also announcing that it's reorganizing its products into something that it calls the Connected Consumer Management Suite.

In other news, Microsoft says it's reorganizing its corporate structure to give executives more authority amid scrutiny that it's too bureaucratic.

"It's reorganizing things — how work is done.

But the one significant experiment in liberal and progressive radio, Air America, has struggled to put it mildly (it's reorganizing now under new ownership).

And now CGIAR is about to undergo internal convulsions: It's reorganizing for the second time in just 5 years.

In 1911 she organized and became president of the Babies Welfare Association; the next year it was reorganized as the Children's Welfare Federation of New York, of which she was president until 1914 and chairman of the executive committee in 1914 17.

Because of his prominence in Worcester County Gill was appointed to the county's district court when it was reorganized after the revolution began.

Increased competition resulted in changes to the airline's corporate structure, and it was reorganized into three divisions: international passenger service, domestic passenger service, and cargo (including mail) service.

The centre had experienced financial difficulties off and on during its history, and in 1979 it was reorganized under a new parent organization the University of California Santa Barbara Foundation and became a "center of independent thought and criticism" on the university campus.

It had become Florida's first liberal arts college by 1897, and in 1901 it was reorganized into the Florida State College with four departments (the College, the College Academy, the School for Teachers and the School of Music).