Sentence examples for beginning to shape its from inspiring English sources
With the move, the Chinese online gaming company says it is beginning to shape its global strategy.
That land is a symbol — and soon will be a tangible example — of the next generation beginning to shape its own food system.
The British Library was beginning to shape its own personality, and she took enormous care over its typography, rationalising gallery and exhibition labels into a single house style.
The orchestra, which was directed from 1985 to 1998 by David Zinman, clearly remains in fine shape overall, and Mr. Temirkanov has already begun to shape its future, overseeing five sets of auditions in the whirlwind days leading up to his inauguration.
Nevertheless, it is widely recognized that West Virginia has barely begun to shape its future within the new economic framework, and few people believe an easy road lies ahead.
When Discovery's founder and chairman John Hendricks took the decision to float his private business in 2008, the imperatives, pressures and opportunities inherent in life as a public company began to shape its strategy.
They have begun to shape it.
"Twenty-seven yeago ago here in central Europe we believed that Europe was our future; today we feel that we are the future of Europe," the Hungarian prime minister told an audience in Romania last July, sketching out a scenario whereby Hungary would no longer just obstruct Brussels but begin to shape the continent in its image.
And on Thursday, the co-COO made a move that could begin to shape that new firm before its inception.
The idea to launch a mobile marketplace began to shape up when the startup saw its mobile traffic grow exponentially.
