Sentence examples for reoriented away from inspiring English sources
One gets the point; Britain's economy needs to be reoriented away from a consumption-led model to one based on exports.The trouble is that Britain faces a bit of a St Augustine situation (Lord give me chastity, but not yet).
However, intervention of public policy has to be reoriented away from debt financing, in order to put in place and emphasize initiatives that help to facilitate the provision of equity financing to small businesses.
"This massive security assistance program was designed to be part of a much broader relationship as Egypt was reoriented away from the Soviet Union [during the 1970s].
Intriguingly, in molecule A, residues 126 133 form an α-helix, His126 is reoriented away from the active site and His127 instead is bridged to Cys221 Sγ by a bound zinc ion.
Developing countries may start to reorient away from a crisis mind-set, the bank said.
In the low-reward condition, this effect was basically not present (valid and invalid conditions gave the same performance), suggesting that observers did not necessarily reorient away from the cued location.
Horizontal stress difference has great obvious influence on fracture dynamic reorientation, the larger the horizontal stress difference is, the shorter the distance of reoriented fracture away from the maximum horizontal stress will be.
You might say that Johnson reoriented it away from heterosexuality and Freud, and toward camp.
As BET has reoriented itself away from a home for sometimes-controversial music videos, it has invested considerable money in acquisitions and original content.
Doing so, many economists say, would reduce the risk of inflation and asset bubbles, and help reorient growth away from exports and coastal manufacturing areas and toward domestic consumer demand and poor rural regions in need of development.
Some politicians have suggested that they would sanction Mr. Maliki's return only if he agreed to reorient power away from the prime minister's office and vest it in the cabinet.
