Usar "revamp" en una oración

1. change in my childhood community in the Virgin Islands to revamp

2. Currently, there are proposals to revamp some provider payments to ensure that fees paid to physicians reward value and health outcomes, rather than volume of care

3. How effective are your prospecting methods? Could you improve your efficiency and effectiveness by discussing your methodology with your spouse and sponsor? Is it time to step back, re-evaluate your progress and methods, and perhaps totally revamp or change the way you are trying to build the business?

4. For now, I was to stay behind in order to coordinate our efforts and to revamp Operation NewVision

5. revamp following the end of Apartheid in

6. The China Development Bank has agreed to lend South African state rail freight group Transnet up to $5 billion to revamp ageing track, used to carry commodities such as coal and iron ore

7. Each project would be plotted in excessive detail and the participants would argue and reconsider and revamp, mostly because aside from maintaining the squalor they lived in and occasionally being compelled to perform the more dangerous or distasteful servicing tasks at one of the Viirin compounds, the hoomans had little else to occupy their time

8. the pulp publishing magnate of Street & Smith was determined to revamp Astounding Science Fiction for broader readership

9. knows the story, it nonetheless bears repeating: By late 1938, the pulp publishing magnate of Street & Smith was determined to revamp Astounding Science Fiction for broader readership

10. “And a call to us to really be successful in communicating and reveal to the American people the difference between this platform and the platform of the opposing party, which is nothing but a revamp and a reissue and a rerunning of a late, late show of the thing that we have been hearing from them for the last forty years

11. That potential return can come from any number of sources: turnarounds, changing product cycles, shifts in competitive dynamics, a revamp of the capital structure, or even cyclical recovery