Sentence examples for started to reshape from inspiring English sources

This was where he started to reshape his managerial style.

They started to reshape societies where the young defer to the old, toppling old hierarchies along with governments.

But the studies have started to reshape the debate over capital punishment and to influence prominent legal scholars.

And today, the scale, reach and fluidity of the Internet have started to reshape supplier networks with a level of sophistication not foreseen even by the zealous pundits of 10 years ago.

Meanwhile Beretta diversified, buying Burris, a maker of sports binoculars and precision scopes based in Colorado, as it started to reshape itself from a gunmaker into a luxury outdoor brand.

The growth of these new companies started to reshape the region.

This age of extreme inequality is starting to reshape the political world in its image.

BORN of recession, a new group of chain stores is starting to reshape Japan's archaic retailing scene.

Project-based learning, flipped classrooms, personalised curricula – all of this is starting to reshape education and the role of teachers.

Russia was starting to reshape its politics, and this required tapping into what the country's most perceptive sociologist, Yuri Levada, had long maintained lay at the heart of Soviet national identity: a sense of pride for the victory over the Nazis mixed with the pride of citizenship of a great and expanding power.

Is Labour's project to return belatedly to Miliband's ideas about responsible capitalism and "pre-distribution" – or, as some people call it, what to do about inequality – and aim at starting to reshape Britain in a fairer and more sustainable way than the coalition have managed?