Sentence examples for overhauled by a from inspiring English sources

Piketty writes that the natural state of capitalism is high inequality which can only be overhauled by a new regime of global taxation.

Sold to the neo-Nazis, it is overhauled by a team of renegade Russian scientists and smuggled into Baltimore Harbor the day the president attends a football game in the city.

I must also accept that Cameron recruits the best and the brightest, who just happen to be his schoolmates, and that education should be overhauled by a nostalgic zealot who has never taught and dismisses evidence.

If you know one person whose life has been overhauled by a stabler supply of serotonin, the "happy" chemical in our brain, then imagine the impact multiplied by millions.

Peru's logging system was overhauled by a Forestry Law in 2000 and supposedly strengthened by a trade agreement between Peru and the USA that came into force in 2009, but the new legal framework has been exploited for illegal purposes.

Originally created by Stan Lee and artist Bill Everett in 1964, Daredevil was previously overhauled by a pre-Sin City Frank Miller in the 1980s, repositioning Murdock as a burdened loner.

Fletcher's seventh goal of the season - an improvised finish as Rose's cross reached him with his back to goal - proved to be the game's decisive moment as it provided the home side with a lead too great to be overhauled by an industrious but blunt Reading side.

The prison system, one of the few public services not yet thoroughly overhauled by Labour, looked like a place for Mr Brown to leave his mark.That now seems unlikely.

Wilson led during the early part of the three-lap re-run, but was overhauled by Dunlop, who enjoyed a 1.8 second advantage at the finish.

The manufacturers of medical products usually stipulate that devices should be overhauled by the manufacturers on their own premises after a specified number of reprocessing procedures.

She said her house had been "overhauled" by locksmiths.