Sentence examples for been revolutionised from inspiring English sources
verb
To radically or significantly change, as in a revolution.
Advertising has been revolutionised by interactivity.
But since Martin's heyday, TV comedy has been revolutionised.
Telecommunications, weather forecasting, agriculture, forestry and even the search for minerals have all been revolutionised.
In the past year the situation has been revolutionised, thanks to the determined efforts of western governments and NGOs.
But isn't their growing ubiquity a rebuke to the idea that Britain's dining scene has been revolutionised?
The way we think about health has been revolutionised by our growing evidence of how the body works.
A growing awareness of this has been revolutionising economics.
For nearly 200 years, photography has been revolutionising art and the way we perceive the world.
On the other hand, another phenomenon known as 'globalisation' has also been revolutionising the way organisations operate since a few decades.
The television will be revolutionised too.
The party said its election-fighting machine would be "revolutionised".
