Sentence examples for reformulating to from inspiring English sources

Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble and Colgate-Palmolive have been reformulating to rid their products of triclosan – a suspected endocrine disruptor – for two years now.

It's one of hundreds of products the company is reformulating to make good on a 2011 promise to eliminate or further reduce trace amounts of several ingredients that have drawn safety concerns.

All these products are reformulated to be low in sugars, the key to the Atkins regime.

Since then, dye-base inks have been reformulated to limit such fading.

But what if the design of small cars could be reformulated to transcend their size?

The survey looked at 83 packaged and restaurant foods reformulated to largely eliminate trans fat.

The hugely popular YSL foundation Le Teint Touche Eclat (£32.50) has been reformulated to make it longer-lasting.

A study by Harvard University last summer echoed those concerns, and recommended that the subsidy be reformulated to reflect housing costs better.

Over the last two years it began to slowly disappear from labels as companies reformulated to win back customers.

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

A principal reason smog is declining is that gasoline has been reformulated to remove pollutants; Whitman's order extends the standard to diesel fuel.