Sentence examples for recasting it as from inspiring English sources

EBay is trying — with mixed results — to revamp the its marketplace by recasting it as an online outlet mall and upgrading its technology.

To solve this weighted sum rate maximization (WSRM) problem, we reveal its hidden decomposability by recasting it as an equivalent form amenable to alternating optimization (AO).

"From Hell," Mr. Moore and Eddie Campbell's terrifying dissection of Jack the Ripper's world and world view, was turned into a successful movie by the Hughes brothers a few years ago, but only by discarding most of its plot and structural framework, and recasting it as a straightforward thriller.

(A series of Web videos has even re-imagined the campaign as literal bloodsport, recasting it as a Hollywood blockbuster).

In other words, for the sake of dramatic tension, cinema sometimes normalizes abuse, recasting it as romantic.

Robert L. Corby bought the property nearly 20 years later, recasting it as the Island Club, a short-lived golf, tennis and polo resort.

Mr. Barnes may be trying to update Synge's vision for a new century, accentuating its darkness to recast it as a lasting commentary on the persistence of loneliness, violence and delusion in human experience.

Miller claimed the story had its roots in a real-life tale, but was distressed by its reception when he recast it as a one-act verse drama in 1955.

It was the Victorians who recast it as an altogether more upright activity.

They recast it as the curvy Pear chair, using the same materials.

His effort to turn Ukraine into a European country meant trying to recast it as an ethno-nationalist state.