Sentence examples for needs to be repositioned from inspiring English sources

Carol Warner Wilke, an analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston, wrote in a note to investors: "L'Oréal has been taking share, and the Clairol brand needs to be repositioned".

He arrives at his hotel suite in New York for press interviews and decides, at 10 P.M., that the piano needs to be repositioned, the strawberries are inadequate, and the flowers are all wrong: he wanted calla lilies.

To avoid damage to the subject's skin, which might occur if the same skin area were stimulated too often, the laser focal spot needs to be repositioned after each stimulus.

To achieve complete ablation the ethanol must reach all parts of the tumour, however, ethanol spreads unevenly and the needle needs to be repositioned accordingly.

As the World Bank advocates in its recent publication, nutrition needs to be repositioned in national development if the MDGs are to be achieved.40 The time to act is now.

"The remaining four or five will need to be repositioned," Donet predicts.

The pair said that aid and international development needed to be repositioned.

I think they need to be repositioned.

Some kinases still need to be repositioned from both the sequence-based kinome tree [5] as well as from previous bioactivity-based kinome classifications, as tree-like structures do not always truly resemble the distance between kinases in SAR space.

The search for naturally occurring antibacterial agents has continued in academe, but activities need to be repositioned to take advantage of exciting advances in genomics and advanced genetic engineering.

In practice the ROIs need to be repositioned since the patient leaves the gantry between both acquisitions.