Sentence examples for some reshuffling from inspiring English sources
There has been some reshuffling between households: the increase in child benefit announced in last year's budget was paid for by a cut in the married couples' tax allowance.
(Holland Cotter) ★ Brooklyn Museum: 'African Innovations' (continuing) The museum is doing some reshuffling on its first floor, and the African galleries, which once claimed a privileged spot next to the lobby, have been relocated a distance away and reduced in size.
(Karen Rosenberg) ★ Brooklyn Museum: 'African Innovations' (continuing) The museum has done some reshuffling on its first floor, and the African galleries, which once claimed a privileged spot next to the lobby, are now relocated a distance away and reduced in size.
Tuchel's "rotation instead of emotion" (Der Spiegel) tactics came in for a bit of criticism in some quarters but by and large, fans and neutrals alike believed him when we explained that his team were "at the limit of what they could burden" and needed some reshuffling ahead of the second leg v Liverpool.
What's becoming more clear, however, is that the larger food delivery businesses, after years of wild-sized investments, consolidation and ruthless price-busting competition for market share, are now in a more sober period of refocus that's resulting in some reshuffling among the bigger players to build up in specific regions.
And after some reshuffling behind the scenes, "Revenge" will continue on -- after what some viewed as a wonky season -- for a third outing.
"I do not rule out that, under martial-law conditions, Igor Strelkov (the DPR defense minister based in Sloviansk) may have made a decision on some staff reshuffling, not least on the replacement of the people's mayor of Sloviansk," Purgin said.
Only a handful of ministries, like the Foreign Ministry, the Justice Ministry and the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, will even keep their names, though they too will face some wrenching internal reshuffling.
But after some CBS schedule reshuffling, "it became fractured," and "we took a break this year".
Or b) some rejections #reshuffle October 7, 2013 At this moment it might be worth recalling what Jonathan Powell wrote about the way junior ministers are reshuffled in his memoir about working for Tony Blair, The New Machiavelli.
Showing a similar genetic juggling ability, some bacteria reshuffle genetic material to generate a diversity of antigens on the cell surface.
