Sentence examples for be able to reshape from inspiring English sources

Richard Fleming, UK head of restructuring at KPMG, said: "With the support of its lenders, shareholders and landlords, the company will be able to reshape its debt and operational structure to a model more suited to these straitened times".

"With the support of its lenders, shareholders and landlords, the company will be able to reshape its debt and operational structure to a model more suited to today's multichannel retail environment".

Following this view, and by leveraging customer interaction analytics, organizations will be able to reshape their support strategy and to rearrange interactions across any channels [5] that meet changing behaviors of end-users.

But digital tools may be able to reshape business models that foster employment, and companies can play a part in guiding these solutions.

Only when we eliminate the victim narrative will we be able to reshape our collective consciousness into one that welcomes immigrants to the center stage.

Gorsuch is not only an unimpeachably conservative justice, he's only 50 years old, meaning he'll likely have decades on the Supreme Court, where he'll be able to reshape law in all sorts of fields.

Redwoods are able to reshape the local climate and environment in which they live, and they control the movement of water in the forest.

The scientists were able to reshape gut bacteria colonies by changing the diets of individual participants, thereby reducing post-meal blood sugar in participants.

He is a film-maker headed unswervingly for primetime, and one who has – so far – been able to reshape the mainstream in his own image.

Between technological interconnection and social pressure, the world has been reshaped faster than we have yet been able to reshape ourselves.

Technological disruption has radically reshaped our reality, faster than we have yet been able to reshape ourselves, our institutions and our leadership.