Sentence examples for substantial reworking from inspiring English sources

His editors should have advised him to give this baggy book a substantial reworking before it was published.

But the new ads, by emphasizing the dot-org domain name to differentiate TIAA-CREF from its myriad rivals, represent a substantial reworking of the previous efforts.

That 1987 version, the one being staged at Paper Mill, featured a substantial reworking of the original book, which was by Guy Bolton, P. G. Wodehouse, Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse.

John Rando, who took "Urinetown" to Broadway and won a Tony Award for it, is being brought in to direct the show, a substantial reworking of "Everything's Ducky," which has played in the Midwest and on the West Coast in the last few years.

This idea is taken up sympathetically (with substantial reworking in a quantum mechanical context) by Lockwood (1993).

Originally intended to be a full-length opera, Twice was composed between 1994 and 1996, undergoing substantial reworking before Turnage found a form with which he was satisfied.

Gary Brunson, the Energy Department's director of engineering for the treatment plant until his own resignation last month, recommended in a memo memo to Dr. Chu in December that construction should "be stopped to avoid further nuclear safety compromises and substantial rework".

The Gunlance has had a more substantial rework with an overheating mechanic, which at times feels overly harsh, but this can be guarded against by picking an art that negates the penalty.

VENTUREBEAT Ballmer Tries to Keep Up  |  Steven A. Ballmer, the chief executive of Microsoft, has overseen a substantial shift in the business, reworking the company's product lineup as it sometimes has found itself lagging rivals, Bloomberg Businessweek writes.

Since not all production issues are generally anticipated by design engineers, substantial design rework is common.

Macadaan will likely play a key role in the site's reworking going forward, first with incremental changes (hopefully a bit more substantial than the logo change we saw last week) and later on with a major reworking of the site, which MySpace seems to have been hinting at since CEO Owen Van Natta took the helm last April.