Sentence examples for it's repositioned from inspiring English sources

Since then, however, it's repositioned ever so slightly, going beyond online dating and can now be thought of as a competitor to other friend matching services like Badoo, in addition to the usual online dating suspects.

The cynic will say that Powell has discovered that it's repositioning time in America.

But when it is repositioned to replace Carnival's Ecstasy on the West Coast, it will sail to Ensenada in Baja California and Santa Catalina Island.

The New York Times Company sold its stake in the channel in 2006, and it was repositioned as a crime and forensics brand in 2008.

Jones said that it was a "mistake" to keep the Myspace brand after it was repositioned as a social entertainment hub in October last year.

For the correction of the protruded premaxilla, it was repositioned by ostectomy and set back.

The position of the guide pin was initially checked with a contact probe, and it was repositioned in case of suboptimal position.

The enrichment of cross-links between the C-terminal helix of Rpn7 and residues in the N-terminal extension of Rpn3  suggests that the helical bundle, or at least the C-helix of Rpn7, may be compacted against the body of Rpn3 and/or Rpn7 in LP2, and that it is repositioned upon incorporation of Rpn12.

Microsoft said yesterday that it was repositioning its money-losing MSN Internet service operation to compete more directly with Yahoo's personalized Web portal and America Online's broadband premium service.

Specifically, it is repositioning its technology around a set of APIs that can be used to track and surface content relevant to the needs of specific verticals.

Although NRG's portfolio still includes 30% coal-generated power, it is repositioning itself and its business model to guide energy users from a grid-based power system to a distributed generation system.