Sentence examples for reworking of information from inspiring English sources

Shawn McCarthy, an analyst at IDC, a research firm, said, "The data consolidation is really part of a much larger reworking of information technology by the government.

The grammar is a reworking of Donatus's Ars Minor with the addition of information drawn from other grammarians.

The narrow criterion ignores the purpose behind the acquisition, ignores the aspects of the LinkedIn database that Microsoft may need to rework, and it ignores alternate databases that competitors could use to gain similar kinds of information.

Transforming infrastructure established to allow for the unidirectional distribution of information from the state to its people into networks of collaboration and innovation requires radical reworking of the legal, technical and economic structures governing communications and telecommunications systems.

Task B, for instance, needs information from task G, which is carried out long after B. Executing B requires making a guess about or assuming the missing information from G. When complete and accurate information from task G is finally available, a reworking of task B may be necessary.

The first volume of a reworking of the Gelbs' 1962 "O'Neill," undertaken in the light of new information and recent cultural developments.

The first volume of a reworking of the Gelbs' 1962 "O'Neill," undertaken in the light of new information about the playwright.

But an X in the upper half denotes feedback in which information from a subsequent task may force a reworking of a prior task.

An experimental reworking of Chekhov's classic.

It's a reworking of Manon Lescaut.

First up: Joanna Trollope's reworking of "Sense and Sensibility".