Sentence examples for claims to transform from inspiring English sources

Theranos may yet make good on its claims to transform healthcare, but the possibility that it has been concealing problems behind the scrim of private-company secrecy could make investors more skittish or their due diligence more, well, diligent.

Really, this sounds like something a wacko inventor would be pitching to Jimmy McGill in a scene from the show "Better Call Saul". It's called the Oak Bottle and claims to transform cheap wine or liquor into the extraordinary within a few hours.

"He doesn't claim to transform a script, but he wants you to be there throughout the shooting, which is quite unusual.

The firm, which claims to be "transforming hospital transport", also works for the NHS in Hampshire and London.

Since that raid, which left two dozen people dead, the prime minister with a bullet wound to the leg and the police headquarters in ashes after a car bombing, Jamaat claims to have transformed itself.

There are pleating techniques so rare that similar skills are found only in rural China; or a densely patterned Spanish mantilla that Ms. Bisovsky claims is "too perfect" to transform.

Second, if so, whether the claim contains an inventive concept sufficient to transform the claimed abstract idea into a patent-eligible application.

How can you claim to develop technology to transform the world when you are leaving out the undersampled majority- women and people of color?

Trump U, launched in 2005 at the height of the housing bubble, claimed to be able to transform its students into real estate titans with a few weekend lectures.

It is concerning that the defense of a single issue puts all other issues aside, especially for communities of Christians who claim that Jesus wants to transform the world.

The struggle to transform formal claims into actual landownership and control continued well into the 20th century.