Sentence examples for which has revamped from inspiring English sources

The company, which has revamped, cut its forecast for sales and operating income in 2002 because of flat demand in crucial areas.

The main reason for the decline was the shrinking of the Kaplan education division, which has revamped its admissions policy to comply with Education Department regulations and has implemented a risk-free trial period for enrollees in response to criticism of its recruiting practices.

His path to victory was televised on ESPN, which had revamped its coverage of the competition that year to create a sleek and accessible package that resembled the network's major-league sports broadcasts.

But the way the department has revamped the program, which serves primarily poor youths, has drawn heavy criticism.

Over the last two years, Disney has revamped its board, which investors and others had said was beholden to Michael D. Eisner, the company's chairman and chief executive.

While Ann Budge has overhauled the way in which the club is run, Craig Levein has revamped the football set-up, with Hearts' healthy lead at the top of the Championship the most obvious gauge of success on that front.

The CIF Southern Section has revamped its playoff model, which affects Hoover.

It will be sold alongside the £1 Independent, which has been revamped yet again, to look more upmarket and sober.

Integrated social media marketing is offered through Supergirl.com, which has been revamped to feature the collection and music, videos, and Facebook and Twitter updates from Ms. Liukin.

The only disappointment, Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa, which has been revamped, now looks more like a Halo-shooter than a language-based puzzle game.

His step-daughter Eliza Bolen, who is in her thirties, figures prominently in the company, which has been revamped by her husband, Alex Bolen.