Sentence examples for revamped order from inspiring English sources

Gary Ballance is highly likely to play, probably instead of Michael Carberry in a revamped order; Boyd Rankin could replace Tim Bresnan.

In March, federal judges in Hawaii and Maryland concluded that the revamped order likely violates the Constitution because it was intended to target members of a religious faith.

He will be third in the Mets' revamped batting order.

INSIDE PITCH Friday's revamped pitching order meant that Liván Hernández and Freddy García, two of the leading candidates for the fifth spot in the Mets' rotation, took the first two shifts in the afternoon in the 9-8 Grapefruit League defeat against the St . Louis Cardinals

Few in the life sciences would disagree that the training process for Ph.D.'s needs to be revamped, in order to smooth out the supply and demand imbalance we currently face (although there is some difference of opinion about which direction the imbalance is leaning).

This study was revamped in order to study arsenic levels as a risk factor.

However, it is becoming apparent that the definition and functions of RBDs need to be revamped in order to reflect the new discoveries associated with this domain.

The Pakistan bowlers will find a revamped England batting order.

While the players addressed the prospects of their new group, they also acknowledged that the roster could be revamped in short order.

She nearly landed a lead role in a revamped "Law & Order: SVU," before the network passed.

So Toyota has spent the last six years revamping its ordering, manufacturing and distribution to make it easier for dealers and customers to make changes right before production.