Sentence examples similar to reconfigured right from inspiring English sources

Whether it was the downgrading of investment-bank debt, the purging of top brass at Wachovia and Washington Mutual, two large American banks, or the reconfigured rights issue at Bradford & Bingley, a troubled British mortgage lender, the news on both sides of the Atlantic has been grim.Many hoped that the Bear Stearns bail-out in mid-March would prove the climactic event of the subprime crisis.

This was some 40-plus years after Parnell became a Boston broadcaster and talked of the Pesky Pole and more than 60 years after the Red Sox owner Thomas Yawkey reconfigured the right-field line to make it more homer-friendly for a young Ted Williams.

Six floors, including the men's (right), were reconfigured to expose windows hidden by storage rooms.

In "Shapeshifter" (2000), for example, he dismantled hundreds of white plastic stackable chairs and reconfigured them into the skeleton of a full-size right whale, a weighty spiritual symbol among Northwest native cultures.

This Essay explains why the interest groups and other forces that brought about an expansion of property rights over the last century or two are reconfigured in an economy dominated by ideas.

RLA's recent attempt to encourage business networks in industries that tend to hire individuals from poverty areas is a step in the right direction; reconfiguring the Alameda Corridor project to spur more enterprise and job development along its South-Central route (and not just at its port and downtown "ends") might also be constructive.

The Giants' reconfigured line — David Diehl, an 11th-year player, replaced Snee — appears to be righting itself.

Ancient soul tropes are reconfigured (don't tell us: on Papa, the titular relation is a rolling stone, right?) but you let it pass because Black Dylan insist on bringing the linguistic noise.

It added that the Halfway Road southern junction "is currently proposed to be retained but reconfigured to operate as a left-in/left-out arrangement only with no facility for right turn manoeuvres across the central reserve".

Health was retained among their "illustrative goals"; the health MDGs have been reconfigured, the NCD agenda is included though considerably weakened [ 6] and "universal sexual and reproductive health and rights" has now gained prominence as a target.

By the end of the 1980s, however, the patient-consumer was reconfigured by the Conservative government, and emphasis moved from the collective needs of patient-consumers to the rights of individuals within increasingly marketized services.