Sentence examples similar to is open to reshaping from inspiring English sources

It has just been opened to the public as Walkway Over the Hudson, the latest example of the new kinds of infrastructure — for tourism and recreation — that are reshaping the Hudson Valley.

Even when Obama spoke most passionately about change he kept the door wide open to reshape, massage, and contour policy issues to conform to what was pragmatic, doable and acceptable.

Even when Obama spoke most passionately about change during his first election campaign he always kept the door wide open to reshape, massage, and contour policy issues to conform to what was pragmatic, doable and acceptable.

There is a feeling, at least in the Foreign Office here in London, that if there is to be a window of opportunity to reshape the Middle East, it is unlikely to be open for long.

BEIJING — The U.S. Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, said Thursday that allowing the renminbi to appreciate was as important to reshaping China's economy as opening its markets was in the 1970s.

This is bound to reshape police priorities.

The resulting Neoliberal revolution has profoundly reshaped American society and is proceeding to reshape others globally.

So the university is looking to reshape its first-year humanities courses to sustain student interest.

This order is likely to reshape the industry.

Whole-genome prediction (WGP) is expected to reshape plant breeding fundametally in the near future [ 1- 3].

While any acquisition of this size will take time to play out, the combined company will be sure to reshape the open source and cloud platforms market for years to come," he said.