Sentence examples for it has redrawn from inspiring English sources

Just as the recession has changed the map of unemployment (see "Stars and Jobless Stripes"), it has redrawn the contours of poverty.

It has redrawn actual battle lines in communities over alternate plans that have long been underway.

Hakija Cuculj, a member of the local council, says that since the UN took over in Kosovo it has redrawn local boundaries so that Gorani are now outvoted on everything by Albanians.

As the Journal puts it, the government has "redrawn the rules under which U.S. financial markets operate," and even changes "authorized by Congress -- such as higher ceilings on federal deposit insurance -- were approved at the last minute with little if any discussion".

Georgia gave Russia a pretext for attacking, then Russia quickly and unilaterally declared that it had redrawn Georgia's borders and left thousands of Russian soldiers in Georgia after declaring victory.

In search of perfect curves and precise serifs, he reckons he has redrawn it at least 120 times.

It concludes: "Over the past six months Vladimir Putin has redrawn the map of Europe, fuelled war in a neighbouring sovereign state, and waged a propaganda campaign, much of it directed at the west, and not seen since the cold war.

Since then the city has redrawn its plans and razed the buildings around the diner, including one that shared a wall with it.

Underlying his accusation is the heated competition between The Times and The Journal, which under Mr. Murdoch has redrawn its coverage scheme to take aim at more of The Times's audience.

And it points to how the country's growing partisan divide has redrawn the political geography, with fewer states than ever not firmly designated "red" or "blue".

But it's not just social networks that are attracting big crowds; user-generated content of all sorts has redrawn the digital map.