Sentence examples for should be recast from inspiring English sources

Asian-American actors objected, saying the roles should be recast with Asian-American performers.

The idea of tying higher taxi fares to larger cabs, as the article suggests, should be recast to specifically reward greater legroom.

President Bush's trip-to-Mars project should be recast as a way to show that we can cooperate with other countries, like China, in space efforts.

The welfare state in Britain is unloved, and should be recast as a "protection state" in which redundant workers could get a temporary salary from the state, the former Labour welfare secretary James Purnell will propose.

In similar cases, the Internal Revenue Service has successfully argued that a series of short-term loans should be recast as what it is in substance: a single long-term loan that would be treated as a cash repatriation under Section 956 of the tax code.

There is obviously a gap between the prudential leeway that "Faithful Citizenship" affirmed for Catholics and the political urgency that some bishops feel about abortion — and already some of the latter are suggesting that the document should be recast again, presumably to make conformity to one's bishop's judgment a litmus test for being a faithful Catholic.

Alternatively, the motif discovery problem can be recast as a clustering one, in which oligos forming the motif should cluster together, and the rest should belong to a 'background' cluster.

Can their essences be recast in nontraditional forms?

The argument can be recast in terms of this transformation.

An online petition sprang up, demanding the film be recast.

The chorus just can't be recast without sounding ridiculous.