Sentence examples for revamped to make from inspiring English sources

The company's entire service strategy was revamped to make it more responsive to busy women and their families.

Factories that once made chips would have to be revamped to make solar panels, and venture capital firms are unlikely to be able to provide enough money to build such capital-intensive companies, Mr. Hancock said.

A9 Alert System to Be Revamped The Bush administration's color-coded terrorism alert system is being revamped to make it far more difficult for the government to justify raising the threat level.

For advocates of universal health care, the threshold question is whether the existing public-private system can be revamped to make insurance affordable for all, or whether that can be achieved only through a government takeover.

HTC's combined video and still photo feature called "Zoe" been revamped to make sharing on the web easier too, with HTC promising to make it available for other Android smartphones in the future for collaborative Zoes.

But Russia was definitely on stage in a hyper-sophisticated way: first as brass-buttoned and fitted military jackets, then as the peasant blouse look revamped to make the off-the-shoulder style seem fresh when paired with a slender skirt.

The site isn't the easiest to navigate – it needs a revamp to make the most of the riches on offer.

Existing larger stores were undergoing a revamp to make them more appealing to customers, but Clarke said it was not going to happen overnight.

The track Cradle to the Grave got a revamp to make a point about the state of social housing in the UK – the reasons for which you can read in a blogpost Tillbrook wrote for Guardian music.

The switch is likely part of a wider site revamp to make it more tablet- and mobile-friendly.

The president is now fully on the defence in Congress, but he appears willing to counter-punch, with revamped proposals to make higher education more affordable and reform the tax structure.