Sentence examples for reposition in from inspiring English sources

They are immensely heavy, weighing hundreds of pounds apiece, which makes them extremely difficult to transport -- or to reposition in a garden once they have been established.

Chromosome reposition in lung cancer can be regulated by CCCTC binding factor.

On the question of failure, per a Zinox op-ed, Konga will continue as a going concern though it's unclear how they'll reposition in Nigerian e-commerce.

That's why we see brands trying to reposition in an effort to remain relevant (think: Starbucks) or hold onto their original position in the hope that the brand will survive the recession (think: Singapore Airlines or Abercrombie & Fitch).

Nucleosome movements are limited, and in vivo, very few nucleosomes reposition in a range wider than ∼195 bp.

Neither of the genes, which were of the upsC type and located internally on chromosomes 4 and 6, did however reposition in respect to telomere-repeats/heterochromatin as their transcriptional states changed.

Last year was a time of disarray and repositioning in the music business.

The repositioning in the Republican contest unfolded on several fronts Thursday.

In other cases they represent a major repositioning in reaction to a market shift and an awareness of customer perceptions.

More importantly, Google Contributor is probably part of Google's delicate repositioning in the wake of the post-Snowden backlash.

But "Ghost Light," he added, "allows George Moscone's legacy to be repositioned, in some ways, next to Harvey's".