Sentence examples for contributed to transforming from inspiring English sources
The commonwealth status contributed to transforming a largely agricultural society into a more urbanized and industrial one, with improved working conditions and services.
The upside was all-women shortlists, which disrupted and infuriated many local parties and contributed to transforming the makeup of the parliamentary party.
Tighter regulations, better winemaking and plain old competition have all contributed to transforming Chianti from a hearty peasant vino into a world-class wine.
"During their time in charge there could be no doubting the hard work, endeavour and commitment that they brought to the club and I would personally like to thank them for the many memorable moments they have given to us all and for the way in which they have contributed to transforming the image of our club".
It appears to have contributed to transforming the landscape of schools from being that of conflict reactive to conflict proactive with the introduction of preventative measures beginning in the early years to mould and shape the knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of young children away from violent conflict.
Technology has also contributed to transform what has been looked upon as the natural processes of ageing and senescence into an explanatory model based on pathological processes.
Overall, the paper demonstrates that the project contributes to transforming local livelihoods and institutions, unfortunately not always as originally designed.
Ironically enough, Capecchi's research work - modifying genetic characters - contributes to transforming them in perspective from a natural to a cultural phenomenon.
Many of them hold lessons for how future educational leaders can contribute to transforming public education for the next generation of K-12 students.
"Our partnership with the NFLPA will contribute to transforming our understanding of the effects of physical demands, emotional stress, and repetitive trauma on disease.
These results indicate that altered land management could contribute to transforming these degraded semiarid agroecosystems from a source to a sink for atmospheric CO2.
