Sentence examples for reconstituted meaning from inspiring English sources
Other struggling schools have been "reconstituted," meaning everyone had to reapply for their jobs and many were not rehired.
Two non-performing schools were recently "reconstituted", meaning that the principal and all the teachers were replaced.
Lincoln didn't preserve the founders' proposition that "all men are created equal" so much as he reconstituted its meaning.
One who has had his ear is Laurence J. Kotlikoff, a professor at Boston University who wants all financial institutions -- from hedge funds to private equity funds as well as investment and commercial banks -- to reconstitute themselves as mutual funds, meaning they would not be allowed to borrow to increase the size of their investments.
Two of these HSCs would be classified as a gamma subtype HSC, meaning that they are lymphoid biased and unlikely to possess durable self-renewal activity (i.e., not able to reconstitute in a secondary transplantation).
These schools were "reconstituted".
It has since been reconstituted.
Roughly chop the reconstituted mushrooms.
Certainly there are songs in this frothy, forgettable concoction, which has been reconstituted by the enterprising Prospect Theater Company, that chime with the unmistakable wit of Porter at his smartest and gayest — in the original meaning of that word.
Dried mushrooms are reconstituted in hot water.
