But the prepositional phrases here are a mess and needed recasting.
They are addressing consumer needs and recasting global supply chains, and doing so in a way that reduces their costs and thus, their carbon footprint.
They sensed, as the Kansas editor William Allen White wrote, that their country had fallen into the hands of self-seekers, their civilization needed recasting, and a new relationship must be forged between haves and have-nots.
For a class (mathcal{Q}) of graph queries, users only need to plug in three existing sequential (incremental) algorithms for (mathcal{Q}), without the need for recasting the algorithms into a new model.
Mr. McCain needs to recast the party in his own image: anticorruption, pro-reform and fiscally and socially conservative.
We needed an "of" at the end, or needed to recast the sentence.
We need to recast the heroes and villains in a way that speaks to our basic need to hear a great yarn.
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
His argument is significant because, if dressage is to build a legacy from winning gold at Greenwich, it will need to recast its image.
