Sentence examples for repackage to from inspiring English sources

"He has made himself the stooge, the mark, for every crazy blogger, political quack, racial theorist, foreign leader or nutcase peddling a story that he might repackage to his benefit as a tweet, an appointment, an executive order or a policy," the Los Angeles Times editorial board wrote earlier this month.

Her job, after seamstresses had stitched them together, was to repackage them to send off to another factory.

Next the government was intervening to help Snow Brand, a food business that had admitted to repackaging beef to enable it to receive special government subsidies.

This is as condescending as it gets, topping even Mitt Romney's last-ditch effort to repackage himself to laid-off union workers as the love child of Joe Hill and Norma Rae.

Custom repackaging to suit client needs is part of this business plan.

The Civil War, like any long-established brand, requires periodic repackaging to induce its fans to buy the new and improved version.

While that evolved into what we know today as Kubernetes, it certainly required some significant repackaging to work outside of Google.

This encourages retailers to purchase big volumes for the purposes of repackaging to smaller units in order to extract high profits even though the equivalent small package is available in the market.

The only question is whether it will be good enough for the Americans to repackage and try to sell to the Palestinians.

Yes, it seems like all the major record labels do anymore is package and repackage albums to get fans to buy them again.

Claims by SBS that they're simply trying to repackage Aboriginal news to improve ratings, and respond to audience feedback, are demonstrably false.