Sentence examples for great transformations in from inspiring English sources

The attacks were supposed to have signalled one of the great transformations in the country's history.

It inaugurated what, in effect, was a third great transformation in Gaddafi's international orientation.

He offered a twist on his brother's campaign slogan, which promised a "Great Transformation" in Peru.

Its great transformation in the largest theater at La MaMa, where it runs through Sunday seems an achievement of destiny for the Talking Band, which has experimented with music in theater for 28 years and here has risen above itself.

Marcel Mauss, in "The Gift" in 1924, and Karl Polanyi, in "The Great Transformation" in 1944, argue that reciprocal gift-giving — giving with some hope of recognition or response — has pervaded healthy human society from its Neolithic beginnings.

As the book's title indicates, they may "bend" adversity to whatever interests they have, or adversity may "bend" them, but change is unlikely to be more radical.This will be a disappointment to all those who liked to think that 3/11 could bring about the third great transformation in the country's modern history.

There has been a great transformation in fiscal policy.

There has been a great transformation in the nature and location of use of coal, as well as in the location of its production.

It would do no good or very little good to bring about some great transformation in just one country if things remain exactly the same in other countries.

Sedentary and semi-nomadic land use sites reflected greater transformations in land tenure from group to individual ownership, an expansion of crop production and a reduction in grazing land.

These changes combined will no doubt produce even greater transformations in the years to come.