Sentence examples for some overhaul from inspiring English sources

With some overhaul, this could have been great.

Mr. Adgate of Horizon Media said, "I do think they are going to need perhaps some overhaul of their schedule to compensate for the reality (no pun intended) of 'American Idol' being down, if they expect to continue to dominate in adults 18-49".

Another critical question is whether Mr. Obama will embrace some overhaul of the tax code that leads not just to broader payroll taxes but also to reductions in income tax rates in return for eliminating many tax breaks, as the commission's chairmen suggested in their initial draft.

And Hill, despite the internet's outrage, wasn't calling for some overhaul of our deep-seated national belief system -- she was calling for acceptance for all.

In his speech, however, he addressed some overhauls that are before various agencies, including the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The problem is that radical change (the type that got him elected) doesn't mix with respect for the "system", especially when the system itself is in need of some overhauls, namely in campaign financing.

This probably becomes even more of an obstacle if he doesn't connect the idea to some larger overhaul of the tax code or if he abandons the argument altogether after a few weeks, which has to this point been the pattern with the administration's big initiatives.

Under the Government's overhaul, some combinations of English GCSEs and some international GCSEs - often known as IGCSEs - do not count in the rankings.

In the years after Mr. Boxley's guilty plea, the Assembly did take some steps to overhaul the way it handles such complaints, though some came as a result of a settlement agreement in Jane Doe's civil suit.

Despite some recent overhauls, experts say the exchange is also still perilously underregulated.

There's no reason to think not but, if experiments show otherwise, physics would need some major overhauling.