Sentence examples for created paradigm from inspiring English sources

All four revolutions created paradigm shifts; yet none, as Boot demonstrates, seems to have conferred on any state or alliance a permanent means of asserting, and protecting, its military superiority.

But the one thing women around the world have failed to do is create paradigm-shifting companies.

Social networks have been successfully used to test and create paradigms in diverse fields.

The "stage theory," as it came to be known, quickly created a paradigm for how Americans die.

The changes, he said, have created "a paradigm somewhat different from that which fit much of our earlier post-World War II experience".

So we created a paradigm where people could sit around a table and react with each other much like they would in a conference room or a classroom".

"You have created a paradigm shift," the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology wrote in a letter announcing that she had won its 2008 Excellence in Science award.

It eventually created a paradigm, too, for how Americans grieve: Kübler-Ross suggested that families went through the same stages as the patients.

Depending on who tells the story, Phil and Leonard Chess, the founders, were either benevolent patrons or rip-off artists who created the paradigm for how to fleece musicians.

In "Prayer & Player," created for Paradigm, an ensemble of mature dancers including Ms. Setterfield, he showed an uncanny sensitivity for making an aging body appear anything but frail.

Chris Van Allsburg created the paradigm for such tales, and I guess the possibilities haven't trickled out yet, especially so long as the art carries most of the weight — as it does in bravura style in "Dear Fish".