Sentence examples for is set to reshape from inspiring English sources
Tesco's turnaround plan is set to reshape its British hypermarket portfolio and revive its domestic business.
Last week the Guardian revealed how Charles is set to reshape the sovereign's role by making "heartfelt interventions" in national life if he becomes king.
"The geopolitical impact is set to reshape Europe's political landscape as those citizens who feel, rationally or not, that their interests and cultural identity are threatened assert their influence," said Dearlove.
The city of Orlando is set to reshape its skyline through the development of what's sure to be a new institution, the Skyplex, a 570' tall entertainment complex, replete with the world's tallest roller coaster.
Warren's call to disavow super PACs and self-funding, along with a growing movement within the Democratic Party to reject donations from Wall Street and business interests, is set to reshape how Democratic candidates bring in the millions of dollars necessary to power their primary campaigns.
Dinah Rose QC is due to put the Guardian's case on Tuesday. Last week the newspaper revealed how Charles was set to reshape the sovereign's role by making "heartfelt interventions" in national life when he becomes king. .
Remember the Brics - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, the nations that were set to reshape the world economy?
That result is set to dramatically reshape the political landscape of a country controlled for half a century by the army.
Now Chinese firms are selling their handsets abroad in ever-greater numbers and a battle is set to be fought that will reshape the global marketplace for handsets.China's smartphone-makers have a ready launchpad.
The second half of the show delves into the fraught world of human gene editing, with Isobel Yeung meeting the scientists developing technology that's set to totally reshape evolution as we know it.
Let's look at how these products are set to shape — or reshape — our worlds.
