Sentence examples for potential overhaul from inspiring English sources

ST. LOUIS — Every defeat for the Jets has accelerated a potential overhaul, increased the discomfort, intensified the scrutiny.

Teenagers are applying to universities several months too early, the head of the university admissions service has said, signalling a potential overhaul of the system.

Entergy could also be insulated from more than $1 billion in costs related to a potential overhaul of the cooling system at Indian Point, which is the subject of an ongoing battle between the company and the state.

But in an indication of how far-reaching a potential overhaul may be, Mr. Fourtou is said to be examining several options for selling or forming new partnerships involving its vast American entertainment divisions, including Universal Studios and the USA Cable networks, both acquired from Barry Diller.

Kapor Klein and Kapor say they are ready and willing to help Uber if it's "indeed serious about a fundamental analysis and potential overhaul of every aspect of its policies, practices, complaint systems, training, upward communication systems, sentiment analysis, and commitment from the top".

Considering the potential overhaul and sale didn't happen, a decision was made to donate the submarine to a museum.

Such an approach to car-making has the potential to overhaul the structure of the industry.

This emerging industry holds the potential to overhaul the way advertising content is produced.

The withholding bill, which passed 405 to 16, did not carry quite the significance of potential measures to overhaul the tax code, make sweeping changes to entitlement programs or eliminate the waste, fraud and abuse that lawmakers so often cite as their central legislative goals.

In addition to illustrating the rapid pace of change in our understanding of the diversity of viruses, these findings also highlight a potential need to overhaul the way in which we catalogue and classify viral genome sequences (e.g., Brister et al. 2015).

The suit comes as Congress looks to Massachusetts as a potential model for overhauling the nation's health care system.