Sentence examples for gradually reshape from inspiring English sources

In an epoch in which soft power and technology have combined to gradually reshape and repackage international human discourses, it is language capable of 'selling' to an increasingly aware world-population that will be triumphant in the 21st century.

For example, over shorter timescales physiological mechanisms might limit plasticity and variability in how immune defences relate to one another, but over longer time scales selection pressures might gradually reshape physiology and lead to decoupled and reorganized immunological relationships [34].

Throughout the 14th and 15th centuries, therefore, the Ottoman state gradually reshaped its government and military institutions to meet the needs of administering and defending an expanding empire.

She is also a deft sociologist, charting the ways in which the social upheavals of the second half of the twentieth century have gradually reshaped our ideas of family.

He has been gradually reshaping the company into more of a machine for finding and producing oil and natural gas and less of the lumbering state conglomerate that had toiled in the second tier of global oil giants.

But school choice has gradually reshaped the landscape: More than a million children attend magnet schools, most created since the 1970's as a way of encouraging racial integration, attracting middle-class white students to minority-area schools with special academic programs.

In addition, the advancement in computer networks and information technologies has been gradually reshaping the manufacturing companies by shifting from the industrial age to the information era.

He dominated, manipulated and motivated his franchise; he discarded those who proved disloyal, gradually reshaping his club.

Psychotherapy – as well as those therapies focused on AN symptomatology – should then help patients to achieve a multi-dimensional understanding of themselves and to manage their feelings and relationships, gradually reshaping the adaptive function of the illness.

Soon after, she met Mr. O'Neill in New York and gradually began reshaping her image, starting with her work with the World Childhood Foundation, an organization her mother founded in 1999.

Previous ideas of compartmental stability within this network are gradually being reshaped by concepts describing a biochemical continuum of hybrid organelles whose constitution is regulated by compartmental maturation.