Sentence examples for a transformative step from inspiring English sources

Mexico is nowhere near such a transformative step as legalizing drugs, which would cut drug profits but also might cause use to soar.

"Audioboo is a transformative step in allowing radio stations to become even closer to their listeners, and I look forward to working together with their inspirational team and the brightest brains in radio".

The combined multimodal approach can be used to evaluate the complete outer retinal complex at the cellular level, a transformative step toward revealing the in vivo cellular status of neurodegenerative conditions and blinding diseases.

"The acquisition of Symphony Teleca is a transformative step for HARMAN that gives us immediate scale in software services.

Being able to sense the distortions in space-time that occur as a result of cataclysmic events represents a transformative step in the study of the Universe, one that does not depend on sensing electromagnetic radiation in any of its forms - from radio and optical light through to X-rays and gamma rays.

Many ordinary Americans will take a transformative step down the long road to the Rainbow Covenant if Obama wins.

Congress took a potentially transformative step when it devoted $100 billion in the stimulus package to education.

It feels like a transformative interim step, if that's not too oxymoronic.

Jobs said it was "magical and revolutionary", Rupert Murdoch said it "may well be the saving of the newspaper industry", while the Guardian's editor, Alan Rusbridger, more cautiously greeted it as a "transformative interim step".

In reality, as the leader of a Eurosceptic political party, Mr Cameron is unlikely to take the transformative step of joining the Schengen Area.

By reinforcing the importance of key concepts through regular KS questions, there is ample opportunity for students to ensure that they have made the transformative step in understanding the key concepts.