Sentence examples for reintroduced as from inspiring English sources

Another tactic is to close live poultry markets for cleaning and disinfection, but that is a temporary measure, and the virus is reintroduced as soon as a sick bird arrives.

To control air-borne transmission, it is necessary to depopulate pig stables where infection has been reintroduced as soon as possible.

The next year it was refined and reintroduced as the Frisbee.

It was reintroduced, as a tag line, in the early 1990s, and trademarked again in 1992.

The backlash was famously huge and original Coke was reintroduced as Classic Coke.

Maybe self-mastery should be reintroduced as of equal importance to the usual subjects on modern-day report cards.

Jews harps, once widely performed in and around Mozambique, have been reintroduced as a method to stimulate women's narratives.

Solid foods were slowly reintroduced as the level of assistance from Karen's IV lessened, and she continued to gain weight steadily.

Formally reintroduced as a Yankee yesterday at Yankee Stadium, Wells struggled to generate a theory about why Steinbrenner waited for weeks -- plus one hour -- to make his move.

Since tennis was reintroduced as an Olympic sport in 1988, the American women have been as dominant in tennis as the men have been in basketball.

Friends who serve one function in one context of reading turn up later in another one and are reintroduced as if for the first time.