Sentence examples for effectively shaping from inspiring English sources

But now, he told his aides, he wanted to institutionalize what in effect had been an ad hoc war, effectively shaping the parameters for years to come "whether he was re-elected or somebody else became president," as one aide said.

With his on-and-off narration and pencil, Alex is effectively shaping this story, but in his own singular voice.

Rogers is effectively shaping the birth of two new mini-towns with a combined population of 60,000 people over an area covering 445 acres.

The census, which is mandatory under the Constitution, determines how many representatives each state gets in Congress, which in turn affects the electoral college, effectively shaping our entire political system.

The dynamics of games that promote positive feedback and a supportive environment are also those factors which promote change and learning in users of any age group, therefore effectively shaping behaviour through positive motivation.

The TMs commonly used by individuals with diabetes in northern Tanzania have a wide range of effects, and understanding them will more effectively shape biomedical practitices and public health policies that are patient-centered and sensitive to TM preferences.

Rappaport sought to understand Minahan's approach: practical applications that effectively shaped behavior for the better.

Companies that can effectively shape the conditions governing competitive encounters will flourish; those that cannot will fail.

Mr. Morlot led a finely hued and effectively shaped performance, with strong brass and woodwind playing and a seething tension in the strings.

I'm not in charge of health care". But his comment belied the fact that his refusal to defend a law on the books can effectively shape policy.

By failing to properly punish officers who have used a banned method of apprehension, the department effectively shapes the understanding of the rule by officers, the study says.