Sentence examples for later reorganized from inspiring English sources

The community later reorganized to press the government to improve the bridge, so motorcycles could cross.

In 1966, however, Carter died, and Ralph later reorganized the Clinch Mountain Boys, adopting a more-traditional sound, and continued to perform at festivals and record.

These divisions were later reorganized into a more complex system of Manufacturing Divisions (geographic), Product Units (types of products), and Profit Centres (types of products and services).

I went out and bought a lot of big plastic things with water in them, and my wife later reorganized them.

Mr. Keyani said Ms. Sandberg met with his small group to understand the challenges it faced, and later reorganized it to run more smoothly.

At the time the plant was owned by a government-subsidized firm called BC International, which was later reorganized and renamed Celunol.

Taylor utilizes neurological science to show that brainwashed individuals have more rigid pathways, and that rigidity can make it unlikely that the individual will rethink situations or be able to later reorganize these pathways.

Months later, CNN reorganized its top management, putting two new layers of bureaucracy between Mr. Coffey and the CNN chairman, Tom Johnson, to whom he originally reported directly.

Although he did not wish to found a denomination, believing that a Unitarian orthodoxy would be just as oppressive as any other, he formed (1820) a conference of liberal Congregational ministers, later (May 1825) reorganized as the American Unitarian Association.

Gently, with no fanfare, I was, however, returned to physicality moments later, cellularly reorganized as a human being.

More than 50 years later, the council reorganized the tribal government under three branches but has never asked Navajos to ratify the changes.