Sentence examples for in the process of reshaping from inspiring English sources

Younger, moderate voters, once considered a passing political force, may now be in the process of reshaping Israeli politics.

Graphic design becomes a crucial element in the process of reshaping the image of Madrid, of re-presenting the city as a modern or post-modern European metropolis.

Goldwater, he wrote, had turned out to be not "a fanatic of the extreme right but an ambitious politician (who) is now in the process of reshaping himself for the political realities of this country.

He added that the Greek government had expressed "strong political will to radically change the situation," and was in the process of reshaping the way it handled irregular migration, from reception to asylum claims.

Improving market share from shrinking European rivals: Another key factor that has worked in favor of U.S. investment banks is the fact that many of their European peers (like Deutsche Bank, Barclays, RBS, UBS and Credit Suisse) have either done away with huge chunks of their trading businesses, or are still in the process of reshaping their business models.

For that reason, the lower Caguán is a good example of what can happen when a post-coca economy isn't environmentally sustainable and the state doesn't assist rural residents who, like Tapias, are in the process of reshaping their lives.

Her chief claim to professional fame appears to have been loyalty to the president and to the process of reshaping the Justice Department in his image (and, thus, His image).

Although the presence of implant beneath complete or partial denture improves denture foundation and augments patient satisfaction [7, 14], there is a controversy about the role of implant overdenture in the process of ridge reshaping after loading.

They are the drivers to watch when it comes to the formidable process of reshaping the Chinese economic model.

Rather than being stuck in the past, liberals have been engaged in a decade-long process of reshaping ideas and policies, reflected in the Clinton agenda and the efforts of many groups, including this magazine.

The US administration is doing what the sides always objected to – it is one-sidedly determining the outcome of the conflict, destroying the hopes of creating two separate states and in the process reshaping the fate of the Middle East as a whole.