Sentence examples for further revolution from inspiring English sources

One further revolution is taking place in the Herbarium buildings by the Thames.

Both Mensheviks and Bolsheviks agreed that a further revolution would be needed but disagreed fundamentally on the way to bring it about.

Further revolution of our food industry – from mechanisation in the early 18th century right through to genetic selection today – has been driven by technological innovation and the dissemination of knowledge.

A further revolution in the public articulation of private angst has since occurred, and whether the development of the internet has been horse or cart for this is a diverting imponderable.

While the IOC's public face must remain apolitical, there is merit in the view that it also sends the Games to places where it believes social change is imminent, requiring a wee push towards further revolution.

26– 28 Currently, array comparative genomic hybridization (aCGH) has emerged as a powerful new tool that promises further revolution of clinical genetic testing.

The initial success of the anti-government protests in Kiev might serve as inspiration for further revolutions to the east.

Beneath these trends was a pervasive sense that Catholic identity was entirely up for grabs — that having dispensed with Latin Mass and meatless Fridays, the church might be poised for further revolutions, a major schism, or both.

All further revolutions are inspired by this declaration since then.

The Kremlin is seeking more than the annexation of Crimea and control over the Donbas rust belt; its aim is to prevent Ukraine from going West, force it to turn East, and quash any risk within Russia's wider orbit of further revolutions like the one that brought down Yanukovych.

In the old as in the new world he was henceforth fated to become the instrument of further revolutions, and ere the close of his brilliant but ephemeral career in the land of his fathers, to atone amply for the errors and follies of his former life, by his chivalrous and heroic devotion in the cause of civil and religious freedom".