Sentence examples for need to reformulate from inspiring English sources

Specialty-food purveyors may not need to reformulate a diet soda with a billion-dollar market share, or choose the best lab-devised chip flavors to roll out in thousands of stores.

As ever, pundits were full of advice for management and vice chancellors in particular on the need to reformulate strategy, re-energise mission statements, take corrective action and so on.

Conversely the need to reformulate consumer credit policy to make it far harder for those who cannot afford it to take on debts becomes ever more acute now that we understand the extent to which it is holding back some cohorts of the population.

To develop such equations we need to reformulate neural population dynamics as a Markov process.

The use of sulphated zirconia as a superacid catalyst has generated considerable interest because of the need to reformulate gasoline using more environmentally friendly catalysts.

The port system was in need of drastic changes, among which stood the need to reformulate roles and set clear rules for all parties involved.

And, of course, that empowerment for women has kept pace, and every generation needs to reformulate these kinds of metaphorical fantasies involving male fears".

In the process of dialogue and confidence building between the two countries, the U.S. needs to reformulate and readdress the outlets through which American policies are portrayed in Iran.

Another community program that is specifically addressed towards men is also needed to reformulate ideas and promote non-violent masculinity values and norms.

To obtain an optimal solution, the chance constraints themselves need to be reformulated into some deterministic forms.

Based on information from regulatory authorities, those MR formulations that show significant AIDD may need to be reformulated.