| Back in England, the author had entered upon a similar period of doubt and reorientation. |
| Patients with severe dementia are not reassured by reorientation because the words do not always have meaning for them. |
| With the country's reorientation, a shift in language prominence has become a national priority. |
| The reality is that the shift to online is requiring news editors to undertake a significant reorientation in their role. |
| Restructuring denotes the reorientation of firms into more efficient units, gaining competitiveness and fueling growth. |
| The end of World War II brought about a time of reorientation for most soldiers. |
