Sentence examples for the reconfiguring from inspiring English sources

Beyond the injuries, however, was the reconfiguring of the team at the February trade deadline.

The reconfiguring of how a society organises itself affects families, employers, providers of goods and services, and public institutions.

The new project will be the reconfiguring of a 90-year-old Christian Science church off Bloomfield Avenue into offices that will have columns, clerestory windows and a central rotunda under the church spire all worked into the design.

Joyce Purnick (Metro Matters column, Sept. 19) astutely points out that the reconfiguring of the warren of connections at the Broadway-Nassau and Fulton Street stations are needed but do not add capacity or new service.

The overcrowding is due to an increase in ninth graders citywide and also to the reconfiguring of some huge failing schools, like Seward Park and Park West in Manhattan, into smaller schools.

The venues for this collaboration range from basic agriculture to banking, from global warming and the conservation of natural resources to the reconfiguring of Chinese views of their own future.

The reconfigured deal allowed for a drive-through window along with about 50 parking spaces.

He told them he could beat the Democratic incumbent Greg Laughlin in the reconfigured Gulf Coast district that now included his home.

The reconfigured Standing Committee is designed so that all of the members have relatively equal amounts of power.

The reconfigured signals of on-state and off-state were directly detected by two PIN-photodetectors ET-40000, ET-2030; Electro-Optics Technology, Inc).

Clinton won the old district by 2 percentage points, but would have carried the reconfigured one by a 28-point margin.