Sentence examples for overhaul over from inspiring English sources

The Suns underwent a complete overhaul over the summer but struggled from the start and went into a deeper tailspin over the past month or so, losing 13 of 15 over all.

Despite fielding a roster that has undergone almost a complete overhaul over the last few years, the Suns are in contention for a playoff berth thanks to Nash's ball-handling wizardry and expert marksmanship.

Cardiff's adult care services for vulnerable people will undergo a radical overhaul over coming months, with the number of service providers cut by less than a third, if a report released today is approved.

The brokerage firm that designs the most widely followed global stock indexes announced a major overhaul over the weekend that reduces the relative importance of telecommunications stocks and emerging markets, and increases that of energy companies.

Even though legal scholars questioned whether "material support for terrorism" and "conspiracy" to aid terrorism were offenses under the laws of armed conflict, lawmakers listed both as allowable charges in their 2006 bill and repeated them in a 2009 overhaul, over the Obama administration's warnings that they might be vulnerable to being overturned.

Mother Jones, a magazine that had been struggling until its editor in chief, Roger Cohn, supervised an editorial overhaul over the last two years, beat out Harper's, Saveur and Texas Monthly for general excellence among publications with 100,000 to 400,000 readers.

In the United States, regulators, armed with the Dodd-Frank Act, have already moved to overhaul the over-the-counter market.

That task requires the biggest overhaul since service over the Manhattan Bridge was restored more than six years ago, juggling the Midtown subway routes.

The company has gone through multiple overhauls over the years, but none of them have worked.

Labour's campaigning infrastructure has been overhauled over the past five years in a way that the Conservative one has not.

As part of education overhauls over the past few years, the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills has been given greater influence over decisions affecting universities.