Sentence examples for a major reshaping from inspiring English sources

The Anglican Church, St Michael's and All Angels, has origins which date from the 13th century, with a major reshaping in the mid 15th century, and further restoration in 1889.

In a major reshaping of New York City's for-hire transportation industry, the city this summer is rolling out a new fleet of green taxis to expand legal street-hail service beyond Manhattan.

Even if the September elections bring a major reshaping of the political landscape, though, the likelihood is that the deal would not be thrown out, but only watered down.

The "open" initiative is part of a major reshaping of the BBC designed to respond to the government's attempt to curb the scale and scope of the corporation as it faces royal charter renewal.

David Cameron announced on Tuesday that a new chief executive role would be created to lead the government's reform agenda, paving the way for a major reshaping of the civil service in the runup to the general election.

A major reshaping of pDC gene expression program occurred upon loss of E2 2 expression, associated to the acquisition of cDC characteristics and of canonical signs of maturation as occurs upon pDC activation by viral-type stimuli 25262526

Northcliffe is the last part of a programme of major reshaping at DMGT".

Charles S. Bullock III (University of Georgia), a leading analyst of southern politics, credits electoral reapportionment for major reshaping of Peach State politics in Atlanta and Washington.

Increases in the distance measure, (d_{J}), indicate major reshaping of the rankings.

For the Cuomo administration, closing Indian Point would be a major step toward reshaping the state's energy policy.

On the outskirts of Tubmanburg, Liberia, the medical hospital ship, Mercy Ships has been playing a major role in reshaping gender attitudes and training up skilled midwives.