Sentence examples for recent reshaping from inspiring English sources

Another theory for the recent reshaping of feminine physiques is that the breast in general, and breast tinkering in particular, has become less of a taboo.

But the Sixth Congressional District – the one Mrs. Bachmann will run in — appears to have grown even stronger for Republican candidates in its recent reshaping, at least one political expert said.

In bold and unilateral strokes, the Bush administration has in recent weeks reshaped the American legal system to fight terrorism in ways unthinkable before Sept. 11, from monitoring the conversations of suspected terrorists and their lawyers to creating special military tribunals to prosecute terrorists without the usual Anglo-Saxon niceties.

Sigi Schmid has done an outstanding job over recent seasons in reshaping his Columbus Crew squad.

Two recent trends are reshaping the research landscape in business process management.

Such events could account for the lack of a clear overall pattern and emphasize the importance of multiple recent events in reshaping this genetic landscape.

In fact, the study claims that the church has undergone a major transformation in recent decades that is reshaping it from the grass roots up.

Recent studies showed that reshaping the gut microbiome can improve the energy metabolism [ 16– 19, 22], which provide a new insight on preventing the occurrence of type 2 diabetes.

Mr. Zawahri's recent effort to reshape his image in militant circles with an inclusive message was evident in the announcement from Al Qaeda's "general command" of Mr. Zawahri's elevation, posted on jihadist Web forums on Thursday.

Officials say Mr. Powell learned from that experience and has negotiated intensively with Mr. Martin in recent weeks to reshape Mr. Powell's media-ownership rule plan, which has led to a tentative accord.

The Bush administration's recent moves to reshape alliances with leaders from Japan, Australia and the Philippines are part of its intense effort to compensate for the breaches with its traditional allies that became so visible during the war in Iraq.