Sentence examples for reconstitute to from inspiring English sources

This is essentially a bet that you can reconstitute to some degree the print economics online," said Jonathan Landman, who was deputy managing editor for digital journalism until 2009, when he was named culture editor.

The 23 canvases at Kasmin reconstitute to a large degree "CPLY: X-Rated," a show that Copley had at the New York Cultural Center in 1974, at the height of the women's movement.

The difference in mortality rates could also be due to the limited supportive care available to children in resource-poor settings at the most crucial period before they immune reconstitute to a level that reduces their vulnerability to potentially fatal opportunistic infections.

He has no plans to reconstitute Flag to confront post-9/11 patriotism.

Physical stability studies showed that lyophilized cake of liposomes without cryoprotectants was compact and difficult to reconstitute compared to fluffy easily reconstituted cakes upon using cryoprotectants.

Its predecessor, the Stratford, was closed and reconstituted to get rid of an obnoxious member.

The union will have to be reconstituted to adopt any new labor deal.

Such banks were reconstituted to work with the European Central Bank; the central banks did not cease to exist.

ARTICLE 10: The membership of the Ad Hoc Committee on Sexual Abuse shall be reconstituted to include representation from all the episcopal regions of the country.

The CMR was reconstituted to 13% solids.

Nanostructured alumina and titania powders were blended and reconstituted to a sprayable size.