Sentence examples for shapers from inspiring English sources

These are just two of the hugely important future issues which these seven intelligent men and women might have discussed – if the shapers of the programme were not so banal in their thought and execution.

No longer would they be mere lackeys of the robber barons; they were now the Great Manipulators, shapers of public opinion for the public's own good.

Finally, firms should make contact with "influencers and shapers"—journalists, financial analysts and even tax specialists.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukIn this section More luck than judgment Peddling wisdom Greed and ambition Rags to riches to rags to riches Reprints"THE shapers of the American mortgage finance system hoped to achieve the security of government ownership, the integrity of local banking and the ingenuity of Wall Street.

If both polls are right, the Chinese are pretty miserable now but they expect a dramatic turn for the better.The Ipsos poll is not strictly comparable to Gallup's because (for the first time) it asks questions of what Ipsos calls "leaders and shapers of public opinion", mostly business people and politicians.

What is clearer is that Mr Modi's time in Gujarat offers a guide to his approach to the bigger job of fixing India's economy.In this section The Gujarat model Falling off the supercycle Lost a fortune, seeking a role Filling a hole A crack in the vault Meet the market shapers Hidden in the long tail ReprintsStart with the record, which shows that Gujarat punches above its weight.

Stockholm's opinion-shapers take his frequent absences from the capital, and from some of the main parliamentary debates, as evidence that Mr Bildt has lost interest the hurly-burly of politics.

In short, he is giving both Ford and Farrell equal weight, as game-shapers, option-takers and perhaps – we shall know soon enough – as goal-kickers.

The hand-shapers are trying to form a warm-weather halfpipe that lets the snowboarders soar as high as they want (up to 40 feet above the frozen ground) and spin as many times as they want (two flips and three and a half rotations).

For generations, male thinkers and opinion-shapers from Sigmund Freud to Hugh Hefner have enshrined the female breast as a locus of eroticism and nurturance.

He was quietly, unassumingly, a shaper of history, and would have been again.