Sentence examples for need to recast from inspiring English sources

PAGE A17 Editorial STARTING OVER Pakistan and the United States need to recast their relationship.

Extractives companies need to recast themselves as resource stewardship companies – experts at circular production and post-consumer 'mining'mining

We need to recast the heroes and villains in a way that speaks to our basic need to hear a great yarn.

His argument is significant because, if dressage is to build a legacy from winning gold at Greenwich, it will need to recast its image.

In a 1995 foreword to Hiroshima Notes, he wrote of the need to recast Hiroshima in the light of Japanese aggression.

The DUP leader also spoke of the need to "recast" the Stormont budget with "new priorities".

We needed an "of" at the end, or needed to recast the sentence.

Mr. McCain needs to recast the party in his own image: anticorruption, pro-reform and fiscally and socially conservative.

Lacking a majority in Congress, both PAN presidents proved unable or unwilling to forge the alliances needed to recast a political system ill-equipped for a multiparty democracy, and an economy restrained by public monopolies (of energy) and private oligopolies (telecoms, television, beer and cement, for example).Instead, Mexico has moved forward in modest steps.

Before SSV application, some preliminary steps are needed to recast the model in a suitable form, including model Jacobian linearization, and Laplace transforms.

Then a call from my agent: "They really like the show and want to pick it up, but they need you to recast the lead".