re-form造句

At least one of the two major parties will disappear or re-form.

This paper analyses the problem of various links not in a whole set in economic system re-form.

“Small yet rigid crystals showed the ability to quickly re-form their broken bonds, and as a result fail ‘gracefully’ — that is, gradually rather than suddenly,” graduate student Keten explains.

A new phenomenon of re-dissolution of second phases and re-formation of supersaturate solid solution found in processes of severe plastic deformation was summarized.

I don't see where you can dismiss the continual occurrence and re-forming of certain great ethical ideas in history.