Sentence examples for reoriented it from inspiring English sources

Lifting such a heavy satellite into orbit cost the Falcon 9's lighter flights, meaning it had less fuel for its thrusters, which slowed its descent back to Earth and reoriented it for landing.

You might say that Johnson reoriented it away from heterosexuality and Freud, and toward camp.

He expanded the train station, a huge glass shed, and reoriented it toward the corner of Fulton and Greenwich, which becomes a major intersection.

The incorporation of Arabian Iraq into the Ottoman Empire not only separated it from Persian Iraq but also reoriented it toward the Ottoman lands in Syria and Anatolia, with especially close ties binding the province (eyālet) of Diyār Bakr to the Iraqi provinces.

But rather than advocating getting rid of the system altogether, they propose reorienting it to concentrate on promoting private businesses in poor countries.

And assuming that the other harbor parks go forward, the project as a whole will radically alter the character of the city, not only by making it greener but also by reorienting it toward the life of the harbor.

Many conservative economists and research groups have applauded modernizing the unemployment insurance system and reorienting it toward helping jobless workers find new employment through the kinds of provisions included in the bill.

Advocates of CCCs argue that not only is it in the interest of society to harness at least some of the inordinate wealth and power that corporations wield and reorient it toward societal benefit but it also makes good business sense.

"It will leverage all the experience we have in converting sites and identifying content and being able to reorient it in different ways for different screens," he hints.

Shackleton's response was not to cancel the expedition but to reorient it.

25 The constant comparative analysis was conducted in parallel with data collection in order to reorient it on the basis of the interpretative insights emerged from the analysis.