Sentence examples for new regrouping from inspiring English sources

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This new plan regroups into about 23 newly formed labs.

Since Cambridge Analytica went into administration in May, a number of reports have surfaced of former staff and directors regrouping at new businesses.

During the poetic passage when the prince searches for Odette through the ranks of stationary swan maidens, the spell is broken by four of them regrouping into new poses.

As "The Second Detail" bursts into multifaceted life — groups splintering into contrapuntal lines, couples coalescing in pas de deux, then regrouping with new partners, or individuals erupting into dazzling solos — references from various Balanchine ballets bloom and dissolve.

The parties also include Islamists who reject any separation of religion and state, and former Baathists now regrouping under new names to protect old interests.Before the war, and after much argument, the exiled opposition had formed a 65-man committee to act as the nucleus of a future government.

Aum Shinrikyo, which was found responsible for the sarin attack and for several murders with VX, the most toxic nerve agent known, is regrouping, recruiting new members at home and abroad and raising vast sums of money, security officials and Japanese and American terrorism experts say.

But in a bewildering political landscape of over 110 new parties and scores of independent candidates, several small, marginal new parties have regrouped supporters from the old RCD.

The new entity will regroup more than 100 Hermes family shareholders and associates.

As the new presidential team regrouped the country into seven "super-regions" with Kremlin loyalists in charge, they seemed confident of solving the abiding problem of Russia's rulers: how to assert federal control in a sprawling land where power disintegrates unless actively husbanded.