Sentence examples for possible redesign from inspiring English sources

It is now working with the board on a possible redesign that would accommodate five or six smaller stores.

Mr. Littman said the center was looking at alternatives to its secondary space and considering ways to better utilize its main gallery with a possible redesign.

Some of the play's scenes drift drearily into discussions about a possible redesign of the Web site, and matters of similar minuscule import.

One singer had complained that his costume was too hot ("I will die if I wear a jacket to the end of act three", he had announced) – meaning a possible redesign, with budgetary consequences.

This section explored some of the usability problems identified from Table 3 and possible redesign recommendations as given for the future generations of MR-based virtual space systems.

After his death, the company began investigating a possible redesign and have introduced a "stemguard", a device made of foam and a rubber-like compound that clips onto the back of a helmet.

The Regional Plan Association and the Municipal Art Society are about to announce a public campaign to urge government officials to limit the Garden's permit to 10 years and to consider possible redesigns of Penn Station as well as locations for a new arena.

Without it I would never have got an education, or been able to make the choice to change, or experience the joy of waking up each day believing it's possible to redesign the world to be a better place.

"I'd stop the pizza ads as soon as possible, and redesign them to focus on good food, not what many givers would see as a very unhealthy option," he added.

It is even becoming possible to redesign human cells and other organisms.

The methodology employed used and the results obtained should serve as guidelines for possible process redesign and optimization.