reinventing造句

Never struggle with reinventing the wheel unless you have to.

ICT will contribute to the reform process through its role in reinventing the Secretariat's work practices.

Instead, too many governments are determined to boost innovation by reinventing industrial policy.

These proposals have nothing to do with grandiose schemes for reinventing market capitalism.

At its core, REST style applications are about simplicity, good software design, and not reinventing the wheel.

He points to a young, post-apartheid generation of Afrikaners reclaiming and reinventing their identity, unburdened by their parents' guilt.

Kamii and DeVrice believe that the children's real daily life situations is the background of their reinventing mathematics.

And why was he able to keep reinventing himself when his fellow gurus were happy to trot out the same ideas for ever-rising lecture fees?

Patterns and principles are useful because they help us avoid wasted effort of continually examining first assumptions and reinventing the wheel.

But the financial wizards were too busy reinventing finance - or so they thought - to notice that their balance sheets were being stretched beyond their breaking point.

Although China differs from the western countries in terms of reform background, strategy and the degree of marketization, it is worthwhile for China to learn from the west their ideas of reinventing government during its transitional economy.

If you are adept at reinventing yourself, that dead end you think you've hit may turn out to be just a bend in the road on your way to a whole new adventure.

As we all become aware of the best parts of each other’s work, we can collectively advance the interaction idioms we provide to our users, and by leveraging existing work, we can focus our efforts on solving new problems, rather than reinventing the wheel.