Sentence examples for reorganized that from inspiring English sources

However, Olaf rapidly reorganized that afternoon and the National Hurricane Center re-assessed the intensity at 50 mph (80 km/h).

"This has been a pretty lousy period to go through," Weill said, but hastened to add, "I think we've made the right moves in how we've reorganized that business, so we can make the settlement with the FTC and the lawyers and all the 50 states".

His cultural tastes being decidedly French, Charles was not unsympathetic to the Revolution and had in fact been approached by France to reorganize that country's army.

For three years, since we'd moved, I'd meant to reorganize that space into something functional, but one book led to another, one assignment to another, and I'd told myself that I didn't have the time, money, or energy to make it happen.

Before taking the reins as CEO, Levinsohn had to grapple with reorganizing that media division, which included taking out much of the staff of Yahoo's music operation.

Using algorithms, it then reorganizes that content by brands and other categories to present selections tailored to you, in "lysts" that you create yourself, or Lyst creates for you.

Reorganizing that inequality yields the claim.

If that's true, the brain may need to reorganize that sensory map once again in order to fully restore sensation.

While others have commented that taking bad educational content and putting it online doesn't improve learner satisfaction, we found that responding to learner feedback on content that is generally rated as good and reorganizing that content (i.e., adding tables, figures, and images) and changing website design/function in response to specific feedback improved learner satisfaction [ 7].

As above, the colorbar labeling scheme was slightly reorganized so that expression level is shown first, followed by fold change, followed by q value, which now follows to order of the data display in each panels' colormaps.

With 80percentt of the more than 350 companies they invest in turning a profit, Bain expands the operations of companies that work and reorganizes companies that do not.