Sentence examples for regraded from inspiring English sources

Included in that outdoor space is an amphitheater fronted by a 2.5-acre great lawn, its flat topography regraded by the project's developers, Atlantic Realty Development in Woodbridge, to give it an undulating slope.

The student work was regraded by Professor Duneier and his teaching assistants, not by Princeton instructors.

He excavated dirt to eight inches below the foundation, laid down stones and drainpipes, applied flashing and asphalt coating to the foundation walls, insulated them with foam board, and then regraded the property with backfill.

The regulator insisted it would be inappropriate for either of the sets of exams to be regraded.

Morley and Outwood (Ed Balls), Southampton Itchen (John Denham) and Cannock Chase (Tony Wright) have all been regraded from 'safe Labour' to 'likely Labour'.

It is being brought by an alliance of pupils, schools, councils and professional bodies, who want the students regraded after the boundary for a grade C in GCSE English was raised between January and June.

I wanted to write a story about the sewing machinists' reaction – where had they got with their own claim, not just for equal pay (on the bottom unskilled grade) but also for regrading as semi-skilled?

In Mexico, progress has been made to avoid repeating past mistakes: banks there recently adopted accounting standards modelled on those in America, and are now required to regrade their loans every three months rather than once a year.

As part of the latest exam, banks had to scrutinise all their loans and regrade those that had become riskier, which, given the slowing economy, should mean most of them.

"The solution is to regrade the exams of young people who, together with their teachers, worked to the parameters set in January".

Scott planned to raise the slope of my front yard — extend the grassy area a hundred feet and regrade the parking section.