Sentence examples for has dramatically transformed from inspiring English sources
Japan's new startup ecosystem, though small compared to Silicon Valley, has dramatically transformed over the past twenty years through a combination of regulatory shifts, corporate transformations, and technological breakthroughs that have opened up vast new opportunities.
The recent evolution and development of urban areas has dramatically transformed the layout of cities and has had a significant impact on mobility.
The establishment of the Common Agricultural Policy has dramatically transformed the relationship between the natural environment and agriculture in the UK.
In the past decade the introduction of targeted therapies has dramatically transformed the landscape of treatment for chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL).
Wallabies coach Michael Chieka has dramatically transformed the narrative of Saturday's Bledisloe Cup decider from a Hamletesque revenge plot of brooding All Blacks lying in wait, to a redemption cliffhanger about Quade Cooper.
Outsourcing has dramatically transformed the global economy.
We have dramatically transformed the laws of this state in ways that people thought couldn't be done.
But in the past few months, both the Big Ten and the Pac-10 have dramatically transformed from staid traditionalists to potential home wreckers.
Yet until China comes to terms with the root causes of the Cultural Revolution, it is unlikely that a genuinely open polity and legal system will emerge to support the economic freedoms that have dramatically transformed Chinese lives.
Drug-eluting stents (DES) have dramatically transformed the landscape of interventional cardiology largely on the basis of empirical evidence showing profound reduction in angiographic and clinical restenosis without any significant increase in adverse events.
Similarly, the health-care reform that Obama got through both houses of Congress (and which seemed on the verge of being enacted until yesterday's election), while flawed, would nonetheless have dramatically transformed the health-insurance system, and to some extent the health-care system, for the better.
