11.   Companies that said they could reinvent the wheel for doing business are, at best, following well-worn tire tracks when it comes to reductions in force.

12.   Eifman is visibly seeking a nonclassical idiom, and there are moments when the choreography will strike Americans as a naive attempt to reinvent the wheel of modern dance.

13.   It is a little bit like trying to figure out Pi to make a circle and reinvent the wheel.

14.   It lets support engineers easily share information about problems and solutions instead of reinventing the wheel with each phone call.

15.   Mike was patient, not reinventing the wheel.

16.   No one wants to reinvent the wheel.

17.   Reinvent the wheel.

18.   Rather than reinvent the wheel, most engineers and programmers look for ways to adjust or improve what already exists.

19.   Rather than try to reinvent the wheel each time, companies generally lift language that has been previously approved by the SEC and deposit it into their own filings.

20.   Spared of having to reinvent the wheel in those areas, they have more time to study the cultural and market issues that make each merger unique.