Sentence examples for has changed the shape of from inspiring English sources

Walliams has changed the shape of children's publishing post-Harry Potter.

It has not only extended, but has changed the shape of our brand".

It has changed the shape of the fusion reactor (called a tokamak) allowing them to create a plant that will fit on the back of a truck (or inside a battleship, as Lockheed told Reuters).

The event has changed the shape of Christmas sales for retailers pulling forward sales of big electrical goods and leading shoppers to expect hefty discounts at a time of year when businesses traditionally sell at full price and make a vast proportion of their profits.

Partly because the economy has changed, the shape of the recession will be different too.The impact of the deep downturn of the early 1980s is still visible in ex-industrial towns: disused factories, dilapidated back-to-back housing and entrenched social ills.

In the death penalty context, the concept of closure has changed the way we talk about the rationale for capital punishment, it has changed the shape of the legal process, and it has even changed what both survivors and jurors in capital cases expect to feel.

Beginning with the Arab spring, social media have changed the shape of politics.

Owen could see that Thatcherism had changed the shape of British politics and believed that the SDP should take account of it.

However, this push may have been misguided; while rapid advancements in technology have changed the shape of the labor market in many industries, the need for skilled carpenters or welders is likely to continue – or increase – well into the future.

(The answer to the mystery of the Nascar crash, by the way, was that a trailing car had changed the shape of the air-flow over the first car, which in turn had reduced the downward air pressure on it, causing its wheels to slip as if it were on ice, and it skidded into the wall).

However handy it has been to use Mr Blair as a cross-Atlantic switchboard operator in recent weeks, this forms no part of any mainland European's long-term plan for Britain.When Mr Blair said that September 11th had changed the shape of politics like the shake of a kaleidoscope, he had in mind the change in global politics.