reshape造句

Those societies that have attempted to reshape human nature have been noted for their ruthlessness.

These ten technology trends will reshape the way consumers search shop and buy travel.

Spain needs to use the time bought by deficit spending to reshape its economy.

It masks a powerful impulse that is starting to reshape continental Asia's territorial expanses.

The increasingly Eastern face of wealth could reshape investment and spending in the U.S., as well as philanthropy and entrepreneurship.

When the dune dries in a day or so the wind will begin to reshape it once again.

Chandler's and Maricopa's divergent fates reflect the fact that as the crisis and recession reshape America's economic activity, they will also redraw its economic map.

As climate change and urbanization continue to reshape the ecological landscape, more species will leave their homelands-making the distinction between resident and alien a moot point.

To do that in ways that are environmentally sustainable while bringing people out of poverty, we must reshape and rethink the very architecture of the agricultural system.

Mr Cameron, who is trying to reshape the British state as well as eliminate its structural fiscal deficit by 2015, cannot afford such enervating distractions.

With such practices as foot binding in mind, Shen Shaomin illustrates violence done and constantly pursued to disfigure or reshape the work of nature.

He is also that part of all of us that in one way or another attempts to reshape the world according to our own devices and desires rather than accepting things as they are.