Sentence examples for reframe for from inspiring English sources

How can the largest city in Latin America consider this issue of metropolitan dimensions: recover its large sewage rivers and reframe for resilience?

Finally, I want to offer a reframe for the meaning of descent.

In this "age of continuous partial attention" we keep writing about, folks lose their way, they forget, that reframe for their own purposes.

The word "municipal" must be reclaimed and reframed for the 21st century.

Not all superhero stories ought to be reframed for the big screen through a postmodern filter, and animation allows for a simpler, ready-made mechanism for suspending belief.

Their friendship has reframed for me what it means to love a man.

The 1994 edition of wife Coretta Scott King's personal 1969 memoir is reframed for high school students, with updated language.

Now it's being reframed for our post-industrial, post-feminist era as life partners of whatever gender and sexual orientation go into business together.

To me it was a speech that reflected the best of American values, originally written down by the founding fathers, and reframed for our time to be inclusive, to embrace every American.

Surveys were adapted by coauthors (JN, JL, XL, BZ, ZL, GD, YS, XH, QQ) with substantial clinical and public health experience in China, reworded and reframed for appropriate cultural context, back-translated for accuracy and pilot-tested with practicing health care providers prior to field implementation.

The case of a student submitting work generated by an online tool without appropriate acknowledgement could be considered as a form of plagiarism, and the case of academics trying to reframe texts for alternate publications could be considered as a form of self-plagiarism.