Sentence examples for managed to reframe from inspiring English sources
And so, regardless of the plain truth, sites like Outkick the Coverage and Breitbart, through sheer persistence, have managed to reframe ESPN's business problem as a culture problem.
By Labor Day, the McCain campaign had managed to reframe the economic debate — in as much as there was one — around gas prices, offshore drilling, and Obama's purported plan to raise taxes on ordinary Americans.
"By using data we're required to produce," Mr. Browne said, the advocates managed to reframe the debate over the stop-and-frisk policy as a numbers-oriented calculation of how often the police interactions resulted in arrests or summonses.
Claudia Cappa, a lead author of the UNICEF report, told the Huffington Post that while each country has tackled FGM in its own way, a common theme among successful efforts is that they managed to reframe social mores around girls and women.
It is a feat that Mr. Bailey has managed consistently to reframe the brand narrative despite its limitations and to help consumers forget how little distance there is between the brand and the grim, ubiquitous tartan — in the form of scarves and handbags — that drives bottom-line sales.
Or do we need to reframe our ideas about what the term AI actually means?
With the help of therapists, she learned how to reframe her trauma and manage her anxiety.
So to reframe the question, why do weXplore?
21 Our pilot programme was conceived as a way to reframe the approach to gout management.
First, we have to reframe malnutrition.
