Sentence examples for comes to shaping from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the climate is changing and New Yorkers can make themselves heard when it comes to shaping the public realm.

Why or why not? -Should poorer countries have more influence when it comes to shaping global policy?

Although Mr. Maliki is an Islamist, his party has favored persuasion over coercion when it comes to shaping society's values.

I can see the cultural sector taking on more leadership when it comes to shaping the world in the future".

Susan Claris says we need to work past jet pack thinking and be more creative when it comes to shaping the future of mobility.

When it comes to shaping a young person's political views, "it is really hard to change the mind of anyone over 15," said Mr. Mayer, who did extensive research on faculty and students.

They break the mould (sorry) when it comes to shape, too; the finished lollies come out in dinky circle shapes.

What drives it is the hope of profit, and this impulse comes to shape all social relations as well as nature.

As we grow up, internalizing these terrifying events comes to shape our basic feelings of self, which can be hard to shake.

And when it came to shaping the debate, Graham said: "I think I do that better than John.

A spokesman for a prominent Muslim-American organization also stressed that no contest was too small when it came to shaping public opinion about the Middle East.