Sentence examples for fundamental reshaping from inspiring English sources

I'm going to see through the fundamental reshaping of Tesco.

The political debate over the 2012 budget, particularly questions about the fundamental reshaping of Medicare and Medicaid programs, will resonate far beyond Capitol Hill.

Its editorial contended that "Cameron deserves credit for the deal he has negotiated" despite it failing to bring about "the fundamental reshaping of Britain's relationship that he wanted".

But MPs privately admit it could just as easily lead to the reaffirmation of his mandate from Labour members, the splitting of the party, and a fundamental reshaping of British politics.

Both issues are fraught, with France in sharp disagreement with Germany over the role of the central bank and also uneasy about any fundamental reshaping of political power in the bloc, which has historically been weighted to France's benefit.

The resignations of Edward A. Brennan, John W. Madigan and Miles L. Marsh, the recently appointed lead director, are the latest sign of a fundamental reshaping of the board by the firm's new chief executive, John J. Mack.

It fundamentally reshaped the video capturing market.

The fundamental fix — reshaping how care is delivered and how doctors are paid in a wasteful, dysfunctional system — is likely to be achieved only through trial and error and incremental gains.

Fundamental changes are reshaping the media environment and are sending waves of disruption throughout the industry.

All in their late 20s to early 30s, this group is leading the new wave of creators reshaping the fundamentals of what it means to make a "Canadian" film.

The Distressed Town Centre Property Taskforce says structural changes needed in retail are so fundamental, many towns and cities need reshaping.