Sentence examples for take a new shape from inspiring English sources

There is a growing realisation if not yet dramatic action that the industry's marketing model needs to slim down and take a new shape to boost returns.

Those with the advantage might survive better than those without; the new trait would be passed on; and slowly the species would take a new shape.

Yet even without a Vietnam conflict or a civil rights movement to bring unity, politics in pop is beginning to take a new shape, along with the leftist subcultures the music supports.

On the other hand, biosynthesis (traditionally called fermentation) will take a new shape.

It will take a new shape, but this is an exciting chapter for both of us as friends and artists".

Equality in these comedies takes a new shape.

Designing services have taken a new shape with the implications of sustainability being the heart of many significant developments in the financial industry in Mauritius.

But the concept took a new shape when Mr. Sherry encountered Art Kane's 1957 photograph of 57 jazz musicians, "A Great Day in Harlem," in Jean Bach's 1995 television documentary of the same name.

Commercial content is taking a new shape, quite literally, with advanced technology.

The IRA may have disbanded, but that didn't stop terror from taking a new shape in the form of Al-Qaeda.

Schrage concludes, "Now that the challenge has taken a new shape, it will be up to all of us to meet it".