Sentence examples for reformulated from inspiring English sources

Other stories attracting a high volume of readers included video features, a humourous look at the controversy surrounding the reformulated Cadbury's Creme Egg and a Comment is Free piece on the real-life American Sniper.

Whereas Friedman had done a devastating job in dismantling what became known as "naive Keynesianism" (in contrast to the various strands of new Keynesianism that reformulated the analysis), his positive proposals have been less successful.

Decades ago some of them reformulated jihad a term which means struggle of various sorts as a justification of political violence.

But the preparation he was using was then reformulated as the birth-control pill.

It filed a legal brief to that effect in 2012 regarding Warner Chilcott, a pharmaceutical firm which had reformulated an antibiotic three times.

In the past five years Nestlé has introduced 600 new or reformulated products in 48 countries, adding iodine, minerals and vitamins to water, yogurt, cereals and even ice-cream.So far, though, Nestlé has not done well with its most ambitious healthy product, a line of yogurts called LC1 that is meant to strengthen the immune system and improve digestion.

THE PhoneSat's name is literal: it contains the functional innards of a phone reformulated to fit into a satellite.

It is certainly better to have reformulated the Tories' fiscal stance before the end-game starts, rather than fiddling with it later.

Unilever reformulated its shampoo for India and ditched the conditioner.But Unilever sometimes went too far.

How about a reformulated Mr Dean?

The claim, then, can be reformulated so that in all cases where there is a change in relation, some non-relational change has to take place in some of the entities which stand in relation to each other, hence there cannot be a strictly and exclusively relational component which solely by changing in and of itself would bring about relational change.