Sentence examples for redesigned from from inspiring English sources

Sale of redesigned clothing (M1) could provide one-of-a-kind new products redesigned from old materials, therefore, it is attractive to consumers who prefer creative choices.

What if Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts could be redesigned from the ground up by Michelangelo?

Features that were good enough to retain in one build had to be redesigned from scratch for the next because so many other interconnected parts had changed.

The all-black design harks back to the retro lines of the original black Xbox controller but it has been completely redesigned from the previous generation of 360 controllers.

There a group of programmers and young journalists dabbled in a curious range of experimental projects from a wildly ambitious, multilingual website for Euro 96 to Shift Control, a webzine so painfully cool that every issue was redesigned from scratch.

The room, whose stage and seating can be reconfigured to allow from 250 to 650 people, was extensively redesigned from its days as the Village Gate, which closed in 1993.

"Microsoft can't compete with Apple using the old version of Windows, so they had to redesign from the ground up," said Chetan Sharma, an independent wireless analyst.

"By redesigning from a park to a plaza, the goal was to optimize the safety, the security and the public access," said Kristine Shaff, a spokeswoman for the Oakland Public Works Agency.

A year after college Netscape asked Kocher to redesign from scratch the security behind e-commerce.

This process of altering existing features rather than redesigning from scratch commonly called "tinkering"—is a hallmark of evolutionary adaptation (for review, see Gregory 2008c).

Consumer Reports dropped the reliability rating on its newly redesigned Avalon from "much better than average" to "average".