Sentence examples for report shaping from inspiring English sources

Stefano Recalcati, project leader behind the firm's report Shaping Ageing Cities, explains that cities must adjust if older people are to maintain quality of life: "It's important to be conscious of the ageing trend.

Lenny Mendonca of McKinsey, one of the authors of a new report, "Shaping the Future: Solving Social Problems through Business Strategy", sees a "risk of heading into a vicious circle of antagonism".

After its release in 1968, the Kerner Report shaped a generation of political activism.

Indeed, within the human resources for health literature, a body of work describes the factors health care providers report shape their locational preferences.

She began writing for The New Yorker in 1945, during the Second World War, and her humanity, curiosity, and novelistic approach to reporting shaped not just this magazine but the practice of journalism more broadly.

A further paper will report the non-clinical factors that clinicians report as shaping prescribing decisions.

The match official's report will shape what action, if any, the Football Association takes next.

Several police associations gave their support to O'Connor's findings, including Acpo, which said the report would "shape the future of public order policing".

Nelson worked on the coffee section of the scientific report that shaped the guidelines, and she says that if people don't like coffee, they shouldn't start drinking it.

The previously reported shape parameters were applied to CD45high+ cells.

However, some of the recently reported shape representations are embedded in arbitrary metric spaces, i.e. distance spaces, rather than in multi-dimensional feature space.