Sentence examples for make in shaping from inspiring English sources

As can be derived from previous studies, there are substantial contributions spatial planning can make in shaping sustainable energy systems.

I recognise that this revolving programme has proved very popular with the public and I welcome the important contribution it has made in shaping public debate about contemporary art.

They provide a social grammar to which recourse is made in shaping one's relationships in meaningful and situationally appropriate ways.

So I found it ironic, when asked recently in an interview for Fast Company, "What is the best move you have made in shaping your career success?", that I instinctively answered that I had allowed myself to drift.

This is just one of a handful of thoughtful choices that O'Connor makes in shaping Warrior into a top-notch entry in its respective genre and an all-around fine character drama.

By and large we think that clear progress has been made in shaping this code of conduct for lobbyists.

Some of their glass bowls and vessels are made in shapes originally developed by Indian basketmakers.

The valves are bilayer structures, made in shape of a flap hinged on one side to a valve seat, consisting of thin films of evaporated gold and electrochemically deposited polypyrrole (PPy).

Second, what role will leadership (that is, trust in either Obama or the Republicans in Congress and the persuasiveness of the arguments they make) play in shaping opinions?

Falafel is typically ball-shaped, but is sometimes made in other shapes, particularly donut-shaped.

"Education makes a difference in shaping expectations, it influences the way [people] view the world," he told The Guardian newspaper.