How to Use retool in a Sentence
retool
verb
- The factory has been retooled.
- The company is retooling for the future.
- The company is retooling its sales strategies.
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The campaign has had to retool in the time of the coronavirus.
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Rob Crilly,
Washington Examiner,
17 Aug. 2020
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The Jaguars used their bye week to retool a shaky defense.
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Mark Long,
Orlando Sentinel,
26 Nov. 2022
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The Vikings might want to rebuild or retool under a new head coach, and the Browns are ready to win now.
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cleveland,
30 Jan. 2022
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Is West Linn going to be able to retool in time for the 2022 season?
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oregonlive,
1 Sep. 2022
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The upshot of all these prospects not panning out is the Reds had to retool the rebuild.
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John Fay,
The Enquirer,
30 Aug. 2020
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Outside of the military, the movement has retooled for the long haul.
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Steve Hendrix,
Washington Post,
24 Oct. 2023
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Now, Baylor will have to retool for a man-to-man defense in less than 48 hours.
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Xl Media,
cleveland,
19 Mar. 2022
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The plan was shelved in 2022 as Metro leaders sought to retool the agency’s freeway projects.
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Ryan Fonseca,
Los Angeles Times,
19 July 2024
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But once Kudrow signed on to the project, the creators retooled the role specifically for her.
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Max Gao,
The Hollywood Reporter,
25 July 2024
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Certainly, this isn’t the first time eighth-year coach Craig Jones had to retool a roster to keep the good times rolling.
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Christopher Dabe Staff Writer,
NOLA.com,
25 Sep. 2020
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Lone Star Donuts is taking a break too, to retool their business.
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Dallas News,
7 July 2022
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The Cubs are attempting to retool an offense that has stalled in two of the last three Septembers.
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Mark Gonzales,
chicagotribune.com,
31 Dec. 2020
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But guidelines like these are being reviewed and retooled around the world.
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Jeff Wong,
Forbes,
30 Nov. 2023
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The solution to this dilemma is to rethink and retool your tech stack.
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Mark Heymann,
Forbes,
27 Dec. 2022
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In my humble opinion, the Heat need three things: add a big, retool the offense and find a youngish scorer.
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Ira Winderman,
sun-sentinel.com,
24 June 2021
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Goldman had to retool the script to an episodic format.
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Rosa Escandon,
Forbes,
15 June 2021
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Luckily for us and others, there are ways to shake off the doubts and retool our thinking.
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Julia Carpenter,
WSJ,
2 May 2021
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Bennett and Easterling also used the time to retool plans for their food truck.
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al,
12 Nov. 2021
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This fall looks to be no different as Roosevelt is retooled and fast in 2023.
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Shane Hoffmann | ,
oregonlive,
21 Aug. 2023
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Much of Frank’s work involves retooling the roster around their three stars.
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Janis Carr,
Orange County Register,
6 May 2024
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New York is looking to retool an offense that scored two runs or fewer in 44 games and was shut out eight times.
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Dallas News,
14 Mar. 2022
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Jacksonville used its bye week to retool its shaky defense.
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Mark Heim | [email protected],
al,
27 Nov. 2022
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Holmes may decide to retool the roster by trading him to acquire more draft picks.
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Larry Lage,
ajc,
14 Jan. 2021
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The trade allowed Boston to retool ahead of its 2013 World Series title.
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Conor Ryan,
BostonGlobe.com,
6 Jan. 2023
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Layoffs came in the millions as businesses across the land struggled to figure out how to retool and adapt.
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Liz Elting,
Forbes,
27 June 2022
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And Democratic planners would have only a scant few weeks to retool their own convention, which is scheduled to begin on Aug. 19, to showcase a candidate who could benefit from an introduction to voters.
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David Lauter,
Los Angeles Times,
20 July 2024
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The reauthorization process is the window of opportunity to retool programs to reflect current and future economic conditions over the next five-year period.
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Carrie Welton,
TIME,
23 Sep. 2024
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