Sentence examples for help to reshape from inspiring English sources

Green architecture will, he suggests, help to reshape the construction industry over the next five years, with ever more innovative, energy-efficient and environmentally friendly buildings.

It won support from Mr. Sarkozy's wife, Carla, who told Le Journal du Dimanche, "our prejudices are insidious" and hoped the "Obama effect" would help to reshape society.

AS baby boomers help to reshape the New Jersey housing market by downsizing to condominiums and rental apartments, storage space is becoming increasingly valuable, housing specialists note.

Goold said he hoped the creativity and diversity of the festival would help to reshape people's potentially narrow view of the ancient Greek plays.

The new line-up may help to answer a fundamental question: does Mr Koizumi still have any fight left after an embarrassing showing in this summer's upper-house elections?Many of Mr Koizumi's most important economic reforms are dear to his heart because they help to reshape the LDP's internal political landscape.

Johnson said: "It would create a world-class concert hall to compete with those in other global cities and help to reshape an increasingly important cultural quarter in central London at time when Crossrail will be bringing in many more commuters and visitors.

Most important, however, Mr Khan has helped to reshape politics.

See the graph: Wartime experiences helped to reshape societal beliefs about a fair tax system.

There can be no doubt that this level of spending helped to reshape the race in Florida.

Both have helped to reshape the comic book industry, with much of their work adapted for film.

It is also emblematic of two trends that are helping to reshape the way advertisers reach potential customers.