Sentence examples for reorientating from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of reorientate
I think suggestions from outside act on my imagination like a magnet on iron filings, reorientating scattered material so that it all points in the same direction, and setting an internal compass for future attentiveness.
Daniel Emeke Oriahi, a 34-year-old director, talks about "reorientating" his countrymen to believe in cinema and what's "organic" to Nigerian culture.
This doomsday approach made no sense to McNamara and he set about reorientating America's defence policy and persuading other members of Nato to concentrate on building up their conventional forces.
However, since 1993, Slovakia has successfully reorganised its economy, and reorientated its trade, no longer relying mainly on Czech partners, but finding more suitable links abroad.
Although PTDI insists that this was a "one-off", the money was part of a strategy to reorientate the economy.
They also have to be ready to reorientate themselves to new markets: the Chinese have proved enthusiastic buyers of Western heritage goods.The cunning of traditionThe success of these re-emergent technologies also has important lessons for how we think of disruptive innovation.
Like many people, they had expected this crash to be a turning point, after which capitalism would be reorientated towards the long term.
We have reorientated Britain to the southern hemisphere, with traditional friends like Australia and New Zealand, and new friends like Indonesia and many Latin American countries.
The effect of this movement was to reorientate religious education to a return to the kerygma and catechesis of the New Testament church.
"[Our government] wants to break with the legacy of clientelism and patronage and reorientate our administration to the traditions of the social model of Europe," he explained.
Given the inability of G4S to fulfil its Olympic contract, and the proven inadequacy of the UK Border Agency to control the frontiers, might not a solution be to reorientate the military towards the home front.
