Sentence examples for shape decisively from inspiring English sources
Freedom of expression in China is very much in America's interests, in part because without it the government will be able to shape decisively what the Chinese people think of the United States.
These are anticipated to shape decisively the future of transport and AVs in particular, offering benefits but also establishing threats if not taken into account and addressed at an early stage [35, 46].
These prejudice-laden conceptions shape decisively, for most Americans, their impressions of Muslims and Islam.
IIT College of Architecture: Shaped decisively by modernist architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, this famous architecture school on the South Side of Chicago presents frequent conferences and lectures featuring architects, theorists, historians.
Therefore, readers must exercise both discernment and discretion regarding which testimonies seem most helpful and trustworthy, as these critical decisions decisively shape the way one navigates and negotiates the moral instruction of the Bible.
Our experience should tell us that the concessions extracted as the price of joining an opinion may influence its shape as decisively as the sentiments of its nominal author.
They decisively shape — or save — companies.
First impressions can decisively shape political elections, says Anna J. Abramson.
Part of the problem is that his director, Nicholas Stoller, doesn't shape the scenes decisively.
It is not America that will decisively shape the global response to climate change and energy crisis.
As the following examples show, though usually either dismissed as humble helpmeets or complained about as posthumous image-protectors, they can sometimes decisively shape a book or career.
