Sentence examples for eventual transformation from inspiring English sources
The full story of Hiram Torres may never be known, but his eventual transformation to Mohammed Salman was foreshadowed during his years in Perth Amboy.
What I wrote is that the continuation of existing trends could lead to "the eventual transformation" of America into a land of two peoples with two cultures.
Rather, the auditors said that the programs should be aimed at the eventual transformation of the state's energy market so that customers would use less energy because it made economic sense rather than because of state subsidies.
Monte Carlo simulations confirm the formation of a large cubic superstructure at high temperatures, and its eventual transformation to the L13 structure at lower temperature, but also provide evidence of other transitional orderings.
The exhibition familiarizes visitors with the development of the Mannerist style in Italy, traces its dissemination through Europe, shows its adaptation for both secular and religious purposes and follows its eventual transformation into the baroque style at the end of the century.
Selected from the Kirk Edward Long collection of 16th-century prints, this exhibition illuminates the development of the Mannerist style in Italy, traces its dissemination and adaptation for both secular and religious purposes, and follows its eventual transformation into the Baroque style at the end of the century.
Formally Marxist, it envisaged a long period of evolution before an eventual "revolutionary" transformation of society.
Eventual malignant transformation into chondrosarcoma has been reported to occur in 20 33 % of those patients affected [3, 4, 5].
They took an as-a-service, end-to-end strategy and believe their eventual digital transformation ultimately would not have had staying power and impact without that approach.
Exposure to subsequent carcinogenic insults triggers the carcinogenic cascade that takes years for the eventual malignant transformation to NPC.
It is therefore possible that mitochondria could become dysfunctional when macrophages/microglia respond to various chronic tissue injuries, resulting in a persistent RTG response with eventual malignant transformation (Seyfried and Shelton, 2010).
