Sentence examples for recast to from inspiring English sources

The immigration debate has been recast to focus on border security and homeland defense.

The publishing and recording industries must be drastically recast to account for digital copying and distribution.

If not for a Lady Gaga-inspired dance-off at half time, it could well have been 1960 again, though recast to reflect the city's diversity.

Still, while the rhetoric of deregulation has been recast to avoid sounding too tolerant in a time of investor fear, the basic first principle remains the same.

The idea of tying higher taxi fares to larger cabs, as the article suggests, should be recast to specifically reward greater legroom.

For Broadway the show was recast to make it more intimate and theatrical, with new lighting, new costumes and new sets.

But if rates go up, once your loan recasts to market rates you will have more to repay, at higher rates.

She attempts to recast the conversation to look at waiting during pregnancy "as an act of sharing, even teaching".

In the meantime, efforts to recast the economy to lean more heavily on tourism will probably take years.

Stamos was initially set to play Dr. Frank N. Furter, but the role was recast due to network resistance.

(It is reportedly being recast, top to bottom, for its coming Broadway incarnation).