Sentence examples for redesign of something from inspiring English sources

"The thing about doing any kind of redesign of something that well known," Ms. Fili said, "is that you have to keep at least one element so people can make the leap.

It has been received positively and its redesign is something of a winner.

Drug manufacturers have long fought passing any Medicare drug plan unless it was part of an extensive redesign of the entire Medicare program, something few politicians think possible in an election year.

The most obvious change is a complete UI redesign, which ditches the drab colors in favor of something much sleeker and more intuitive.

Finally, in conjunction with the redesign, Scribd has ditched its yellow generic "document" logo in favor of something that reminds me of colored pencils.

For one, it has seen a total redesign, shrugging the Facebook-like interface it launched with in favor of something more streamlined.

Can it run more efficiently on less fuel, or does it need a more drastic redesign - something altogether more compact?

He describes the move as something akin to Microsoft's redesign of the Xbox Dashboard – a surface refresh that plays better with larger, HD TVs.

It had to become the laboratory for something radical - a complete redesign of the structure and purpose of schooling.

"In developing a process like this, you waste many of the benefits if you make it overly complex, or something that requires extensive retooling or redesign of existing process lines," he explains.

(His redesign of 2 Columbus Circle is at far left).