Sentence examples for should reshape from inspiring English sources

Companies planning for sudden and relatively near-term growth should reshape their strategies to make the best of economic flatness.

Researchers and ethicists not involved in the findings say the work, conducted by independent teams from Japan and Wisconsin, should reshape the stem cell field.

Mr. Rumsfeld's preferences for how the American military should reshape its global footprint mean the United States is unlikely to seek large permanent bases in Afghanistan.

But this feels exceptional – it's as though Westminster is about be engulfed by a tsunami of rage and contempt which is unprecedented in modern times and which could (or should) reshape politics in an extraordinary way.

The report also says that the city should create an independent monitor to review how citizen complaints of police misconduct are handled and that the department should reshape its diversity training, which it found defective.

Shortly after giving birth to her first child, Allen, 28, visited a Harley Street surgeon for advice on liposuction, but was advised that she should reshape her entire body – thighs, belly, ankles, knees and back.

Israel, he said, while leaving the door open for future negotiations, should unilaterally reshape its borders so that it separates entirely from the Palestinians -- "two states for two nations".

"The online-only Journal Policy Futures in Education PFIEE) will publish a special issue on the impact of information technology and the Internet on universities: to keep and develop their role as knowledge institutions, how should universities reshape in this new environment?" More information on this call for papers can be found at http://www.communia-project.eu/PFIE-Call.

The GE deal would be Danaher's biggest takeover by a wide margin and should fundamentally reshape its business and make it a major provider of technology and tools to biotechnology and drug companies.

He suggested that the crisis-to-crisis collage of laws should be reshaped into "a legal framework that sets out how these technologies are used".

If you're from the provinces anywhere, everyone's going to tell you nobody wants to read about that stuff, you should be reshaping yourself for the metropolis.