Sentence examples for but a second revolution from inspiring English sources

But a second revolution is occurring in the amount that advertisers can learn about the customer.

As a speaker on the Brotherhood's stage began explaining that there was not a "second revolution" but rather a continuation of the first one without "sabotage and violence," the incoming marchers began chanting at the Brotherhood speakers: "Come down.

What we need now is action - action to achieve not only the commitments that were made a decade ago, but to launch nothing less than a second revolution in child survival - a revolution aimed not only at saving lives, but at imbuing those lives with dignity and worth, in a world based on equity.

But in the ideologically divided cabinet of a president who promised Mexico a second revolution, Mr. Macedo's views on human rights seemed prone to caution.

This would constitute a second revolution.

Call this a coup if you like; to them, it's a second revolution, another chance.

But today, as the McDonald's franchise approaches its fiftieth anniversary, it is clear that fast food needs a second revolution.

He said Iran would not see a second revolution like those that transformed the countries of the former Soviet Union.

"It's a second revolution," claimed Ahmed Said, a leader of the National Salvation Front (NSF), the secular opposition's largest coalition.

Though he still struggles to build democracy, he said he would not want to go through a second revolution.

Darwin is a hard act to follow, but over the past 50 years biology has witnessed -- and continues to witness -- a second revolution every bit as startling.