Sentence examples for revamp itself from inspiring English sources

Instead, Detroit needs to fundamentally revamp itself.

For the next month, Chrysler will not build a single vehicle in North America as it sorts out how to revamp itself with $4 billion in federal loans.

Julian Treger and Brian Myerson, who run Active Value, have been pressing Cordiant since last August to revamp itself, with some success: Cordiant's longtime chairman, Charlie Scott, stepped down in September.

[C2.] Much of Swissair Seeks Bankruptcy Swissair took action to revamp itself, including a filing for bankruptcy protection for many of its operations and a sale of control of its regional subsidiary to two large banks.

But this week the PRI's careful efforts to revamp itself in line with Mexico's new democracy risked being undermined, as a closely fought election for the party presidency descended into claims of ballot-rigging.The election took the form of an open ballot, in which any Mexican could vote.

But in 2009, Mr. Smith left EHS to start a rival team at Promontory Financial, a large consulting firm that specializes in regulatory and legal work and that helped Morgan Stanley revamp itself as a bank holding company after the financial crisis.

Yeasayer revamped itself with conceptual intent.

It never took off, so Color recently revamped itself as a Facebook photo-sharing service, which has also been slow to gain momentum.

Like many New York theaters — including ones at the Brooklyn Academy of Music and Lincoln Center — the Public is revamping itself with an eye toward becoming a round-the-clock destination.

Perhaps bearing in mind these criticisms, the Power List has revamped itself this year and the category has been narrowed to "game-changers".

Last year, it revamped itself to become more consumer friendly, remolding online discussion groups so that they appeared to be dedicated to specific products.