Sentence examples for repurposing on from inspiring English sources
As a result, pharmacological research is beginning to focus on repurposing existing drugs for new indications, and several large national and international research initiatives have begun to systematically address drug repurposing on a broad scale (Allison, 2012).
He has been Bobby-in-the morning on "Mike and Mike" on ESPN radio, which is simulcast on ESPN2, then repurposed on other shows during the day.
We put it out first on iTunes, then it went on ABC Family, then it was repurposed on ABC and then we put it on our ABCFamily.com player.
This is why YouTube audiences can't be bothered with TV content repurposed on the Internet, and television audiences can't understand the buzz about these new Internet stars.
"Fertilizer" is based on James Fauntleroy II's 2010 song of the same name, repurposed on the album as an AM radio jingle and interlude about "bullshit".
There is definitely pressure on all news outlets to make original video a bigger part of their operations, both because it can be monetized with video ads, which advertisers love, and because it can be repurposed on social media.
Importantly, a large part of the shared regulatory sequence is repurposed on the other species.
It has an oddly militaristic feel, as if it were based on a design for an ancient Roman battle apparatus repurposed to take on Minimalism, the emphatically prosaic style by which Mr. Caro's kind of sweet, formal lyricism would be totally eclipsed by the end of the decade.
As the digital revolution moves on, I expect to see more radical changes with a few subeditors "repurposed" to take on new roles.
However, with appropriate training of personnel, these facilities could be repurposed to take on a role in the initiation and management of the NOACs and management of co-morbidities and to provide valuable guidance and reassurance to patients about their anticoagulation care.
He spent the last days of the war attached to a naval brigade that was repurposed to fight on land.
