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Verb(1) shape anew or differently(2) shape again or shape differently

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(1) He was 26 when he took a step that was to reshape the world of finance.(2) the decrees will thoroughly reshape Poland's economy(3) The surgery uses a cool laser beam to reshape the cornea and correct a person's vision.(4) Implanting the cow heart tissue allows surgeons to reshape the ventricle into the correct shape and restore much of its functionality.(5) the decrees will thoroughly reshape Poland's economy(6) How do we come to grips with our profound ability to shape and reshape the world and the human condition?(7) Such treatments are used to reshape the face, such as plumping up the lips.(8) Specific historical moments usually engender the chain of events that shape and reshape an international song.(9) A city without the ambition to reshape the skyline through breathtaking architecture will never be more than an overgrown town.(10) A US doctor told her she needed a serious operation to reshape her shoulder and remove splinters of bone from her back.(11) From here on in, the work is to bend and reshape the iron and steel to your desired shape.(12) While the internet is changing the way we shop, it is also reshaping the marketplace.(13) Arising from within a culture, technology, whether it is a canoe, a revolver, or a clock, simultaneously shapes and reshapes the culture in which it exists.(14) The splints are designed and made specifically for each patient and work in the same way as a brace reshapes teeth.(15) The plans include a number of options for reshaping health services in the region.(16) He reformed and reshaped the music system itself so that common people could sing with basic training.