Sentence examples similar to has reshaped that from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Williams's modern-day figures who have "reshaped" that vision are much more diverse, not just demographically but also temporally, and for the most part they operated on distinct (yet related) tracks from one another.

In this disruption there is an opportunity to create economic value through on a business model that has reshaped because of a disruptive technology or event.

Despite differences of timing and detail, in the long run these dynamics add up to a grand pattern of ethno-sectarian "simplification" that has reshaped almost all societies in that broad area.

The 26-year-old from Milngavie, near Glasgow, practises at the marvellous Emirates Arena in the city's east end, a complex that has reshaped the area around Celtic Park and that will throb with Commonwealth Games activity next summer.

And compounding that is a cultural shift that has reshaped the relationship between parents and teachers.

This was to be the year that Congress renewed the law that has reshaped the nation's educational landscape by requiring public schools to bring every child to reading and math proficiency by 2014.

Mr. DeLay has long maintained that the accusations against him are politically motivated; the inquiry that prompted Wednesday night's admonishments is deeply intertwined with Texas politics and the redistricting that has reshaped the political landscape there.

It is a phenomenon that has reshaped the politics of India.

After years of resistance, Nintendo has also embraced the widespread move to mobile gaming that has reshaped the industry.

So, unfortunately, an architecture of openness meets the architecture of paranoia that has reshaped cities like London and New York for more than a decade.

The same kind of numbers analysis that has reshaped areas like politics and online marketing is increasingly being used by the entertainment industry.