Sentence examples for reshaped around from inspiring English sources

Filleted of responsibility for development aid in 1997, reshaped around management fads and ravaged by cuts, the service is much reduced.

Where hospitals can't pay the massive penalty clauses said to lurk in the agreements, the NHS must be reshaped around contractual, not clinical, needs.

They don't want to be told to get a husband when they can see single life would be more economically viable with stronger abortion rights or affordable childcare; they'd rather the economy was reshaped around women's changing lives rather than vice versa.

The metallic pieces can be carefully peeled away from the chocolate and reshaped around anything shaped like a coin, such as clay or fake plastic coins from the dollar store.

The comparison between the measured forces before and after the reshaping around the still water level show that the wave force before reshaping is higher than the force after reshaping.

Charles Barron, a councilman from Brooklyn, said the theater should not become just "another commercial entity," especially as the neighborhood reshaped itself around development dollars.

The race had been unremittingly negative, with Mr. Coleman hitting Mr. Franken's decades of edgy humor and holding a lead until October, when the national financial crisis reshaped races around the country.

Each line was often moved around and reshaped until Kline found his ideal composition.

In the interim, the city reshaped its economy around tourism and nightlife, as an internationally hyped "party city"; around sport, with the 90s resurgence of Newcastle United; and around culture, with the opening in Gateshead of the Baltic art gallery in 2002 and the Sage music centre in 2004.

Rather, he said, history and non-Indian culture have reshaped the world around the Tikunas.

Those born in the 1970s, however, and raised as "Thatcher's children", watched as she reshaped the country around them as they grew up.