Sentence examples for later revamped from inspiring English sources

But he later revamped his deal.

Finland, starting a decade or two later, revamped its innovation system but anchored it around its old system of institutional discourse between business, capital, workers, and the state.

In 1970, Ms. Sherrill became the host of a children's show on the New York television station WPIX, originally called "Time for Joya" and later revamped to emphasize education and retitled "Joya's Fun School".

It later revamped the app to focus more heavily on the LinkedIn integration, and less on connections to other services like Facebook and Twitter.

According to The Washington Post, the company later re-introduced the brands after "revamping its manufacturing process and overhauling its supply chain".

Four days later the revamped Hubble Space Telescope snapped the highest-resolution image yet taken of such an evolving Jovian debris plume.

Flights resumed four months later after a revamped battery system was installed in the planes.

Then there are examples of galloping sequelitis and threequelitis: Spider-Man, not just a trilogy, but scarcely five years later, a revamping for another trilogy-plus-one; OK, we'll call that a quartet, but all inspiration will be gone for part three, as most of it was for part two.

A month later, the company revamped its management team.

The African delegates were back at it a day later, after the agenda was revamped to focus much of the remaining time on how to get significant carbon-cutting commitments from Annex I countries.

We seem to have entered a new era in which cult movies that never looked like potential franchise material are resurrected and revamped decades later whether those who treasure them really want it or not.