Sentence examples for some reorganizing from inspiring English sources

"I'm doing some reorganizing — are there any of your possessions that you want to keep?" November 12, 2016.

"We're going to do some reorganizing and not be quite so ambitious on the Web side," she said in a telephone interview.

According to Grinspoon, the key to recognizing unrecognizable life might be looking "for chemical anomalies — chemicals that shouldn't be there — because you have to figure that life is perturbing its environment in some way, reorganizing matter, and it will always leave some chemical trace of itself".

According to Grinspoon, the key to recognizing unrecognizable life might be looking "for chemical anomalies chemicals that shouldn't be there because you have to figure that life is perturbing its environment in some way, reorganizing matter, and it will always leave some chemical trace of itself".

"Some are reorganizing their financial lives, thinking that everything must go except for private education," she said.

My roommates and I are reorganizing some stuff in our apartment as some people are moving out.

The TAL Group has found some efficiencies through reorganizing its employees into smaller work teams.

Measures announced in October included reorganizing some villages, temporarily closing 24 of them, and shedding 154 jobs at the Paris headquarters.

Earlier this year, the district had proposed reorganizing some elementary and middle schools into a prekindergarten through eighth-grade model; having a prekindergarten through fourth-grade school and a fifth-grade through eighth-grade middle school, but financial problems precluded pursuing these possibilities further.

They knew when they bought them that Mrs. Fields was reorganizing some of its entities.

Effectively negotiating with China is a long game that will require reorganizing some supply chains, a process that will create its own winners and losers.