Sentence examples for overhaul something from inspiring English sources

The newest version of Android (Oreo, officially) doesn't bring a ton of new stuff to the mobile operating system, but it does overhaul something near and dear to most smartphone user's hearts: Emoji.

The law also requires insurers to notify individuals enrolled in plans entitled to rebates of the coming windfall — no doubt as a way to build popular support for the overhaul — something that is sure to raise expectations among employees.

Mr. Boehner's comments will make it harder for him to buck conservatives on an immigration overhaul, something that many party leaders consider crucial for Republicans hoping to regain their national standing with Hispanic voters.

Mr. Hatch, who hails from a state with a dynamic immigration culture, meanwhile finds himself with a final chance to help pass a broad immigration overhaul, something in which he has both publicly and privately expressed a genuine interest.

For sale with the Modern House real estate agency of London at an asking price of 650,000 pounds ($1,037,000), it is badly in need of an overhaul, something Mrs. Lescht acknowledged.

But Mr. Levin has advocated a military overhaul, something that Mr. Rumsfeld is now pursuing and that Republican leaders, eager to protect military contracts in their home states, were not keen on supporting.

In a speech Monday night, Mr. Bernanke highlighted the lack of progress in overhauling something called the tri-party repo market, through which banks and other financial firms borrow and lend money.

In a speech on Monday night, Mr. Bernanke highlighted the lack of progress in overhauling something called the tri-party repo market, through which banks and other financial firms borrow and lend money.

At Ohio State, one slice of an ambitious universitywide compliance department overhaul fostered something of a national debate last week on oversight in college sports.

That means there has been little progress on issues the party establishment believes are critical to a revival, like an immigration overhaul, or something conservative intellectuals are more eager for, like a populist-oriented economic approach.

Mr. Monti's labor overhaul is something of a make-or-break moment for Italian labor unions, which still hold sway over negotiating national labor contracts and have held a series of demonstrations against the changes.