reforming
Americannoun
Other Word Forms
- antireforming adjective
- unreforming adjective
Etymology
Origin of reforming
Example Sentences
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But if the party line is some version of reforming the relatively young agency, nobody told Rep. Seth Moulton.
From Salon
They might find tactical entry points that weren’t fully exploited, patterns that are reforming, or more favorable risk/reward levels.
From Barron's
When it comes to reforming criminals, “success looks like more and more people gravitating to their own journey, their own personal reform,” Newsom said, sounding more like a lifestyle influencer than a presidential contender.
From Los Angeles Times
The government plans to end the achievement gap between England's richest and poorest school pupils by reforming how schools target funding for children from disadvantaged backgrounds.
From BBC
They added ministers were committed to "maximising opportunities for economic growth, embedding a strategic approach to tax and reforming our public services".
From BBC
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