Sentence examples for crashes shape from inspiring English sources

"Great crashes shape regulation, the perception of risk, and the psychology of people".

For instance, how is the conversation about the recession and the financial crash shaped?

Plus, describing everything from a politician's haircut to a sartup's 4q earnings as "impactful" blunts the force of the word impact (synonyms: collision, crash, smash, transform, touch, shape).

Picasso and Braque put painting on a crash diet to shape it up for modernity.

(Schweitzer) So Percussion (Wednesday and Thursday) Under the title "Where (We) Live" the percussion group known for coaxing attention-grabbing sounds from unlikely objects hosts an evening of collaborative music-making in which artists from other media — a videographer, a songwriter, a blacksmith and a potter — are allowed to gate-crash and help shape the music.

He said the jet that crashed was in good shape and had undergone a routine but rigorous service check three days before the crash.

Britain survived the dotcom crash in relatively good shape, but as the decade closes it is the last of the G20 countries stuck in recession.

One survivor's post-crash account has the shape of a fairy tale: "I thought that if I had a lasting, scar," one young woman remembers, "I would never forget the accident.

If the serial number on the flaperon confirms that it is from Flight 370, then the laboratory can use sophisticated tools to try to glean more information about the causes of the crash, such as whether its shape corresponds more to a mid-air explosion or a crash into the ocean.

"The thighs are in rough shape after the crash.

Cars crash and money burns to shape their mutual journey toward a rising liberty.