Sentence examples for shaping the local from inspiring English sources

One band in particular has been shaping the local musical landscape since the mid-90s: Subsonica.

Len Tingle looked at how Respect's victory was shaping the local elections in the West Yorkshire city.

In shaping the local consumer culture and space, they themselves are refashioned, by forsaking some degree of standardization to be more versatile and agile, and through locational (re configuration to capture consumers.

Estimates of the extent of clonality in deep-sea species, despite the importance of clonality in shaping the local dynamics and evolutionary trajectories, have been largely obscured by such limitations.

Around 2,000 years ago, these hardy mountain inhabitants started shaping the local mountains into the terraces that would make Sapa famous, and that would help them grow enough rice to feed their families.

In both seas an extreme event of cooling took place in 1987 [55], [78], which further suggests that climate-induced circulation changes may have played a significant role in shaping the local food webs in both basins.

The multi-job mentality also shapes the local menu.

Labour MP Stephen Kinnock, who hosted the screening today, said the Afan had helped shape the local area and its community for centuries.

It's unclear whether the CCGs have enough of the commissioning 'portfolio' to really shape the local health economy - all we can hope for is that we can develop strong enough joint working arrangements to make it happen.

After helping to shape the local ordinances promulgated at Easter in 1529 to establish the Reformation in Basel, Oecolampadius defended Zwingli's position again at the Colloquy of Marburg (October 1529), where he debated Luther.

Taking up suggestions of various officials and mindful of the information and complaints offered by the deputies to the Legislative Commission (1767 68), Catherine shaped the local administration into a structure that remained in force until the middle of the 19th century and also served as a foundation for the zemstvos (local elected councils), established in 1864.