Sentence examples for so shaping from inspiring English sources

He insists the 39 Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) set up by this government can be made to work, and that high-quality entrepreneurs do want to be involved in them, so shaping their city economy.

Such expansion took place, not only in the municipalities where oil palm had been traditionally grown until the end of the 1990s, but also across municipalities where oil palm had not previously been grown, so shaping and expanding the new frontier.

The master key is so shaped as to avoid the wards of all the locks.

She was unprepared for the palace infighting that has so shaped the White House power dynamics.

The experience of resistance has so shaped Afghan identity over the centuries that it has been blended into their religion.

However, seldom are particles spherical and so shape factors/sphericity accounts for the variations in performance rather than a sphere.

PARIS — Not in recent memory has the world of fashion been so shaped by collections from the past.

This is something that Prof. Luhrmann and I discuss often in our undergraduate course: why the expression of psychiatric distress is so malleable and so shaped by culture.

The region between the Baltic and the Black Sea is so shaped by history that at first sight the question seems absurd.

And how do we speak about them when our language has been so shaped by the market?" (2011, 13).

And even were the existence of a designer of material things established, that did not yet automatically establish the existence of a creator of the matter so shaped.