Sentence examples for reorganizing time from inspiring English sources

"It was very much a restructuring, rethinking and reorganizing time for Samsung," said Mr. Kim, who is now chief executive of Soraa, a California-based LED lighting manufacturer.

One can speak of Earth's "inventory of volatiles," recognizing that the components of the inventory may be reorganized from time to time, but also that it is always composed primarily of the compounds of hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen, along with the noble gases.

The flipped classroom is based on a model that reorganizes the time in and outside the classroom.

The proof for this comes from fossil evidence, which shows that the neocortex expanded and reorganized over time in early hominins.

We found that P-gp as well as efflux activity distribution are progressively reorganized over time in co-cultures analyzed by flow cytometry.

Thus, it is suggested that the distribution of P-gp withen the cell population was reorganized with time but that the balance between P-gp biosynthesis and degradation remained constant, in average, in the samples.

Maybe if you guys had spent more time making out and less time reorganizing your shelves, this could have worked out!

"The issue I wonder about is the amount of complexity Microsoft is taking on its business by absorbing Nokia at the same time it is reorganizing at the same time Windows 8 is faltering," said Michael Mace, a former executive at Palm and Apple who now runs an app development company in Silicon Valley, Zekira.

You shouldn't spend too much time reorganizing".

Between March and October the Provisional Government was reorganized four times.

Founded in 1987 and reorganized three times since, the Eurotunnel has struggled.