Sentence examples for needs to reposition from inspiring English sources

By its decision on Monday, Labour has given itself a breathing space in which it may be possible to make the changes it needs to reposition itself and win back its demoralised and disillusioned supporters.

This is when someone has already booked to fly from, say, Nice to London Luton in the morning, and the plane then needs to reposition back to Nice in the afternoon, so PrivateFly will try to sell tickets for that journey.

As a result, the key scene where the Malcolms and Dorseys are pulled from the car is marked by pauses in which the cast tries to pretend it isn't pausing to figure out who needs to reposition themselves where in order to keep the action moving.

An empty leg flight is when a private plane needs to reposition itself to a different city – to meet its owner or pick up new charter passengers.

If our economy is to survive, it needs to reposition business inside the world, inside human beings, connected to people, to consequences, to social ethics, values and responsibilities.

So you will need to reposition them.

"We need to reposition the crews and the aircraft before resuming flights.

Both fit neatly with the supermarket's need to reposition itself in the public imagination.

Once the storm abates, airlines will need to reposition planes and crews.

As the estate tax fades away, they may not need to reposition themselves as much for retirement.

"To position cachaca in the international market, we need to reposition it inside Brazil by formalizing the sector and investing in the image of the product".