Sentence examples for a revolutionised from inspiring English sources

They also liked the idea of, as one speaker put it, "negotiating the future" via a revolutionised voting system, rather than imposing it with the support of a small minority of the electorate.

Neovascular age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of vision loss around the world. 1 Pharmaceutical agents that block vascular endothelial growth factor-A (VEGF) have revolutionised the management of neovascular AMD and most exudative retinal diseases.

Brecht's Galileo - a play about a man who revolutionised science by the application of reason, but recanted his beliefs to save his skin - changed its meaning through the three versions Brecht worked on, and has continued to mutate ever since.

Would this platformer still have revolutionised a genre and defined a console if it kept its first handle, The Sonic's Ass Game?

As the city's archives put it: "In 1913, Harry Brearley of Sheffield developed what is widely regarded as the first 'rustless' or stainless steel - a product that revolutionised the metallurgy industry and became a major component of the modern world".

This is no bombastic view of a world transformed by modern genetics or a health service revolutionised by gene-based therapies.

After the war, a Swiss engineer revolutionised the production process.

The way in which credit unions are run in the UK could be revolutionised, a conference was told today.

Describing Obree as "the man who revolutionised a sport twice, amazing", Boardman said: "I hope to see you around this year.

An apt epithet for a writer who revolutionised the Latin-American novel with his two huge, bold masterpieces, The Savage Detectives and 2666.

More than 30 years ago, he discovered a phenomenon that revolutionised the study of IQ and seemed finally to settle the argument over nature versus nurture.