Sentence examples for reshaping to from inspiring English sources

Except that our memory of formative events is a shifting, dynamic process: a matter of some fact and quite a lot of reshaping to fit our current circumstances.

Britain's property laws urgently need reshaping, to give tenants better protection from absurd rent rises and retaliatory evictions, but also to give landlords better powers to deal with rogue tenants.

IT, for instance, is very often the tightest digital choke point because it is mired in old processes and needs significant reshaping to link it more closely to strategy, while creating a more agile approach to development.

Moortown Diary, in the words of its introduction, "more or less excludes the poetic process" - or at any rate it changes that process from one of recollection and reshaping to something more like documentary, more like the rapid jottings of a journalist.

However, Hughes expects a tough battle to return at the first attempt, and a busy summer of reshaping to create a squad fit for the task.

Other museums have reshaped to survive, she said.

Her feet have been reshaped to fit pretty shoes.

In this method, the traditional block Hankel matrix is reshaped to enhance identifiability of weak characteristics.

The layer can be reshaped to alter the dimensions of the laminate locally.

Cilantro itself can be reshaped to make it easier to take.

ITER is continually being reshaped to meet the demands of lower cost.