Sentence examples for re-engineer from inspiring English sources
verb
To modify the design of an existing system, organization, process or product in order to make it more effective, efficient or responsive.
Our goal is to re-engineer SBOL-semantic into an ontology which supports the forward engineering practice of synthetic biologists.
"We couldn't re-engineer our product fast enough," he says.
Firms should not hesitate to re-engineer their peddlers.
Or will the administration re-engineer American aid?
"With this technology, we can re-engineer and customise organisms.
Jimmy Carter tried in vain to re-engineer it.
Mr. Brokaw and Mr. Gralnick decided they needed to re-engineer the program.
The most visible shift so far has been an effort to re-engineer employment.
"Richemont has made massive investments to re-engineer our movements," said Mr. Pontroué.
"But it is not a trivial thing to re-engineer their systems".
Mobile is the catalyst that can actually re-evaluate and re-engineer your entire I.T. strategy".
