Sentence examples for long-term shaping from inspiring English sources

Mr. Claremont has almost no equal in his long-term shaping of "X-Men" adventures.

If that cause is not clearly articulated and if Gates doesn't come back, then Microsoft probably only has about 5-7 good years left before it starts to look like AOL, Netscape or Yahoo - other once-mighty forces who, after the vision left with their respective founders, floundered about only to become irrelevant in the long-term shaping of an economy.

These correlations are likely to be the result of the long-term shaping of the primary structure of genic and non-genic DNA by a regime of mutation of which central features have been maintained by natural selection.

The Madriu Perafita Claror valleys (MPCV) (Eastern Pyrenees, Andorra) were the focus of a multidisciplinary microregional landscape research project that aimed to study the long term shaping of this UNESCO World Heritage Site in the category of cultural landscape.

Ten years on, the long-term shape of Ground Zero is coming into focus.

It is essential that hydrogel scaffold systems maintain long-term shape stability and mechanical integrity for applications in cartilage tissue engineering.

We are now also taking the opportunity to put our estate into its long-term shape by rolling out the three-in-one format across the UK and Ireland.

In essence, the nurses are "deciding the long-term shape and fate of the colony".

As John Hare affirms, "If we are to endorse wholeheartedly the long-term shape of our lives, we have to see this shape as consistent with our happiness" (1996, 88).

Jeroboam: Speaking of media dinosaurs, are Time Inc.'s magazines in any better long-term shape than AOL? KARA_SWISHER: I never felt that magazines were as much at risk from interactive technologies as Time Warner's music, movie and cable businesses.

However if an enhanced degree of political responsibility is internalized this can shape both political practice and over time lead to increased commitment to the norm and thus in the long-term shape the approach to the obligation, i.e. as legal not simply moral, and lead to its legal internalization.