Sentence examples for bringing about a transformation from inspiring English sources
The past two decades may not have been quite as dramatic as the post-war miracle years ("when something in Italy works, it is always called a miracle," quips Mr Vaciago), but they may be bringing about a transformation that is just as profound.
Moreover, the activity of the workers in this area is of fundamental importance in bringing about a transformation of health practices and the quality of service provided to the public [ 37, 38].
In the process, she has become something of a guru, with some admirers convinced that just reading her books is enough to bring about a transformation, even a cure.
This might bring about a transformation of the judiciary, in which judges would come to think of themselves as agents of the law rather than as agents of the state.
Initially, he seemed to be true to his claim that he had returned to the "Labour family", but it quickly became apparent that instead of seizing the opportunity to bring about a transformation that would see Labour's value of justice and fairness emerge from the wreckage, he and his Blairite colleagues are stuck in a pre-Lehman world.
In An Enquiry concerning the Principles of Morals, he says he will follow "a very simple method" that he believes will bring about a transformation in the study of human nature.
Speaking of her appointment, Zinta expressed hope to be "the voice for the voiceless" and bring about a "transformation in the minds of people" through collaborative work.
