Sentence examples for that repurposing from inspiring English sources

Kosinski felt that repurposing it for commercial use was unethical, and possibly illegal.

Fifty P&G plants now produce zero manufacturing waste, and it claims that repurposing the waste has created an additional value of $1bn for the company.

You'd think it would be tough to fit one into the bourgeois West Village, but the owners of Heartland Brewery have done just that, repurposing a parking garage across from Film Forum into a fin de siècle themed drinking parlor for up to 500 people.

We predict that repurposing migration laws as a tool of crime control coupled with a focus on enforcement will inevitably lead to greater numbers of removals.

Thus, we argue that repurposing biology for cell-based therapeutics will be an arduous process, but one that will yield great benefit, and is superior to any alternative.

Our data suggest that repurposing phenytoin to BCa warrants further study as a potential new treatment.

The line between painting and assemblage is not always clear, especially in works that repurpose bits of past projects.

This year's buzz term is "Intervention Art" — covering works that repurpose existing art, audience or space, to give it a different context.

Each album was followed by a set of open-minded remix compilations — titled "DISCO" and "DISCO2" — that repurposed the band's pummelling, thrashing music for the dance floor.

Of all the unfortunate products spit out by the furiously spinning Jane Austen Corporate Gyre, those that repurpose the author's 1815 novel, "Emma," seem the least obtuse.

By Ian Crouch July 30 , 2010Of all the unfortunate products spit out by the furiously spinning Jane Austen Corporate Gyre, those that repurpose the author's 1815 novel, "Emma," seem the least obtuse.