Sentence examples for redesign itself from inspiring English sources

The company could redesign itself in a way that wouldn't encourage either neurosis or competition.

As the pressure builds for Twitter to make more money, its pressure to redesign itself to interrupt us even more.

The final straw for a significant number of users came as Digg tried to redesign itself in order to prevent Wired-style gaming in mid-2010.

"Sony Pictures is moving quickly to redesign itself for the digital age," Mr. Stringer said in a statement yesterday, "and our management team, guided by John's intellect and taste, can create the entertainment model for this new era".

Since the 9/11 commission issued its findings on ways the federal government could redesign itself to meet the continued threat of terrorism, a sense of urgency has seized Washington.

"The drug industry is trying to redesign itself and Quintiles will play a key role," says Richard Pilnik, who runs Quintiles' marketing business.

Yet their ideals are the same, according to Andrew Wagner, the editor of American Craft magazine, which redesigned itself last year in an attempt to bridge the two worlds.

Stephen Hawking told the BBC it "could spell the end of the human race" as it took off on its own and redesigned itself at an ever-increasing rate.

The photocopied newspaper clippings that Dorie produced reminded Tess just how many times The Beacon-Light had redesigned itself over the past 15 years, paying more attention to its fonts and columns than it ever did to its local reporting.

Since November, IBM has been redesigning itself as a purveyor of technology for collecting data from massive infrastructure projects.

CEO Kavin Bharti Mittal plays down the competition — WhatsApp "doesn't have to lose" for Hike to succeed, he said — but with Total, Hike is being more nimble that its Facebook-owned rival and redesigning itself to offer a different kind of experience to reach new internet users before WhatsApp gets them.