Sentence examples for enduring transformation from inspiring English sources

The Games will present reality TV with Chinese characteristics rather than enduring transformation.

Enduring transformation and solutions are always leadership driven.

What's not clear is whether the response will outlast the emergency and, more to the point, whether it represents an enduring transformation in the way residential Californians regard water.

Like our city's ongoing efforts to improve public safety and to create a fiscally stable government, the systemic and enduring transformation that is needed in our school district will require our collective courage and commitment over the long term.

It is possible that this third great shaking of the ethical landscape will trigger an enduring, unhappy transformation.

Fifty years after Robert Kennedy's visit, Americans should celebrate the alliance's transformation into an enduring, multilayered relationship.

Robert Louis Stevenson's The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is one of English literature's most famous stories: the enduring classic of a man's transformation into a monster, first published in 1886.

The San Francisco Chronicle called it a "heartfelt bungle of a new play" and nothing more than a "transformation of O'Connor's most enduring creation, television's Archie Bunker".

BelknapPress; 464 pages; $29.95 and £19.95One sound reason to question the thesis, put forward by John Judis and Ruy Teixeira, about the emergence of an enduring Democratic majority has been the crucial transformation of the South from Dixiecrat to Republican.

His bold vision for transformation, commitment, and generosity has had an enduring impact on the Museum.

As George W. Bush staggers toward the conclusion of his second term, he can point to at least one major and enduring project that has gone according to plan: the transformation of the Supreme Court.