Sentence examples for reshaping that from inspiring English sources

All of this means Europe faces a tense period of reshaping that will severely test its Nobel-recognized powers of building peace and prosperity on a fractious continent.

But they are also an acknowledgment that the plan, which includes the sale of two prominent Manhattan branches, is a dramatic reshaping that has, at the very least, upset library traditionalists.

When it comes to reshaping that culture to be welcoming to women, the boardroom is the ideal place to start.

"So, if a bill comes on the floor of the assembly, we will play our part in reshaping that bill," the education minister added.

The reshaping that will occur as a result of robots entering the labor pool will likely be similar, and those companies that embrace the technology today will be the ones that thrive later.

That's not quite enough for EKO, who insists on reshaping that charisma into something that crowds will instantly recognize and loathe.

Health-care reforms — public and private — have sought to reshape that system.

Unless he or she can reshape that tale on the fly, and pass it off as oral history.

Lipsky was too lingeringly attached to the period of intimacy — of having momentarily befriended Wallace — to attain the necessary detachment to reshape that experience into a story.

B3 A FAMILY'S CAUSE -- Two American brothers with lifelong ties to Afghanistan are engaged in a campaign to reshape that country's government.

Six months later, 10 of those dancers have come to Manchester to reshape that original event with a group of young local performers.