Sentence examples for relaunch work from inspiring English sources

That's right, despite the fact that JJ Abrams pretty much made the Star Trek relaunch work through pure force of will, he will not be returning to direct.

They revisit Hugh Cudlipp's mistake in 1964 of relaunching the working class Daily Herald as the middle class Sun by misreading and misunderstanding a sociologist's study.

Of the 3,500 drinks Coke sells worldwide, more than 800 are zero- or low-calorie.If Ms Nooyi's relaunch does not work Pepsi may get a new chief executive.

Facebook has been gradually updating the functionality of its mobile services — putting a lot of effort into its HTML5 work; relaunching native apps with better responsiveness; achieving parity between the mobile and desktop experience with access to apps and other features with photos and more; and helping to create ways of accessing Facebook on mobile when you don't have a fancy smartphone.

The Condé Nast company owned both, and worked to relaunch Vanity Fair early in 1983.

But, almost certainly because of that stern discipline, there seems little doubt the relaunch of Spears is working.

"He said, 'It's not very often that managers call to recommend staff.'" A few days later Crouch found himself on the team at the Grosvenor House Hotel, working to relaunch one of London's smartest addresses.

The company first acquired Atlas from Microsoft last year, but in recent weeks both The Information and The Wall Street Journal reported that an ambitious relaunch was in the works, with the aim of helping Facebook challenge Google.

Considering that Th2 cells have an action that promotes tumor progression, these results have come refute what is already known in human works and relaunch the interest in this subject in dogs.

Mr. Obama's speech is the opportunity to relaunch the effort; the hard work still lies ahead.

Most Tunisians seem eager to return to work and to "relaunch the country," as they often put it.