Sentence examples for revamped work from inspiring English sources

He cut more employees and revamped work rules, taking Bethlehem, for example, from eight layers of management to three.

TaskRabbit was excoriated by its taskers for its revamped work system, which prevents workers from customizing their work and instead only authorizes a handful of pre-defined tasks at fixed prices.

The teachers' settlement is expected to heighten tensions in another way -- Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg signaled in the talks that he was eager to save money by revamping work rules, which are often jealously guarded by unions.

This was when Feross found the time to revamp Study Notes and also work on some interesting side projects--when Feross talks about side projects, it means projects that get acquired by Yahoo.

Microsoft and other companies in the PC industry are hoping to reignite growth in the business with the release of Windows 8, an operating system that has been revamped to work better on touch-screen devices.

But since then Ms. Prestini — an inventive composer whose style mixes the ancient and the up-to-date, the folk inspired and the artfully polished — has revamped the work, expanding it into a full opera, with a libretto by Donna Di Novelli and film by Ali Hossaini.

That transformation has led to much controversy, such as when Uber unilaterally lowered prices on its UberX service or TaskRabbit completely revamped its work bidding system.

You see, Angry Birds has been revamped to work with Samsung's Smart Interaction feature, meaning that the user will sling birds without a remote control or touch interface, as the game is entirely gesture-controlled.

A completely new pits and paddock structure has already been agreed with local planners, but negotiations with Ecclestone are likely to remain stalled until the revamp work actually begins.

Will Liverpool's revamp work out?

And seeing how the Liverpool revamp works out.