reformulated in English
the company also recently reformulated its Double Fudge Bar
Use "reformulated" in a sentence
1. So they reformulated the bactericide.
2. Actual data include only implemented and reformulated outputs.
3. b Actuals include only implemented and reformulated outputs
4. Ultra-rapidly hardening cement concrete composition using reformulated sulfur binder and method for manufacturing same
5. 14 Against that background the national court's questions may be reformulated as an inquiry concerning:
6. See United States— Standards for Reformulated and Conventional Gasoline (20 May 1996), WT/DS2/AB/R at 17.
7. • Developments in the naturally healthy bakery sector have emerged as companies have reformulated products with more high fibre whole grains.
8. The HSAV scheme can reach Arbitrarily high-order accuracy in time while respecting the discrete energy dissipation law in terms of the reformulated energy dissipation rate
9. In 2007, after pressure from the EPA and the organization Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, OPI reformulated its nail lacquers and eliminated chemicals DBP (dibutyl phthalate), formaldehyde and toluene.
10. Monsanto began offering crops resistant to dicamba before a reformulated and drift resistant herbicide, which they claimed would be less likely to affect neighboring fields, had gained approval from the Environmental Protection Agency.
11. In 2009, Absente was reformulated to include genuine wormwood, and you’ll know the difference right away, because the bottle notes in bold red letters, “With Wormwood!” (Also of note: the product includes yellow
12. Beard Wash: Our newly reformulated Moisturizing Beard Wash is a sulfate-free super gentle wash that protects the skin underneath the Beard while softening and hydrating the Beard to the max with Aloe, Burdock Root and Nettle Leaf
13. New Coke, reformulated soft drink that the Coca-Cola Company introduced on April 23, 1985, to replace its flagship drink in the hope of revitalizing the brand and gaining market share in the beverage industry
14. Animal protectionists agree with abolitionists that the animal welfare model of animal protection—whereby animals may be used as food, clothing, entertainment and in experiments so long as their suffering is regulated—has failed ethically and politically, but argue that its philosophy can be reformulated.