Sentence examples for in a reshaping from inspiring English sources

Boeing has lobbied the hardest among the major defense contractors, Congressional aides and industry officials said, mainly because it stands to lose the most in a reshaping of defense programs announced this month.

This will mean bigger investments in education but also bolder investments in transit and workforce development systems that can link less advantaged workers with emerging opportunities in a reshaping economy.

The results presented here confirm that a reaction-diffusion process operating in a reshaping domain in the context of a distal suppressive gradient can reproduce major aspects of skeletal patterning in vertebrate limbs.

The Canadian had a dream start at Threadneedle Street: his arrival was marked by a surge in growth, a reshaping of monetary policy and a PR coup when he agreed to put Jane Austen's head on the next £10 notes.

More than that, the stakes have never been higher because, today, we live in a reshaped world.

In the laboratory strain, there was a massive overexpression of 76 retrotransposons in agreement with a reshaping of retrotransposons in S288c and an amplification of Ty1 in the laboratory strain compared with EC1118 (Novo et al. 2009).

Government officials have described the changes as the most significant in a generation, reshaping Britain's armed forces from cold war thinking that prized numerical strength and large arsenals of tanks, warplanes and ships over flexibility.

These studies provide a detailed understanding of the location of these cells and the fate of their progeny over time, in a sense reshaping the view of the epithelial hierarchy and the function of Notch signaling in vivo[ 14, 15].

Some see a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to reshape America.

But May 2010 offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reshape politics for the better.

Mr Hammond says high-speed rail is a "once-in-a-generation" opportunity to reshape the country's economic geography.