Scotland's first minister, Alex Salmond, rather dodged the question from the Guardian of whether the rancour around his ultimately failed campaign for Scottish independence may reshape fan views on a football meeting with the Auld Enemy.
Rethinking graduate education, postdoctoral training, and the nature of faculty positions in these ways may reshape career development, yield a more diverse faculty in years to come, and ultimately increase innovation and the capability for discovery.
Likewise, the ways in which marriage to a foreigner may reshape intergenerational relationships and practices of filial piety in Chinese families have not been systematically explored.
These data support the hypothesis that in HCV infection, the generation of TCR antagonists may reshape the T cell repertoire, representing an efficacious immune evasion strategy of a highly mutant pathogen.
My company just completed a survey of millennials, and we learned a few things that may reshape your preconceptions.
Now a big chunk of the electorate a lot bigger than the pollsters predicted has given an answer that may reshape Israel's future, not least by improving the chance of peace with the Palestinians.In this section The hawks' wings are clipped Not much of a mark Who's a dinosaur?
Indeed, they may reshape, if not realign, the Conservative party for a generation to come.
The regional vote may reshape the political landscape, making French politics a three-way race as it gears up for the presidential elections after decades of domination by the Socialists and mainsteam rightwing.
The job isn't boring, of course; the big Supreme Court stories this morning were a 5-4 decision that may reshape gun-control laws, and the last day on the bench for Justice John Paul Stevens, who sat on the Court for decades.
He argued that older capital stock is more vulnerable to natural disasters, and thus the upgradation of these obsolete capital equipments may trigger a positive productivity shock that may reshape the whole economy with better efficiencies in producing goods and services.
