Sentence examples for have begun to transform from inspiring English sources

"People have said that we have begun to transform the Democratic Party," he said.

The process of learning about our microbiome is in its early days, but even the most tentative results have begun to transform our understanding of human health.

But the new Maryland, Virginia and other US east coast material, and the chemical tests on the Virginian flint knife, have begun to transform the situation.

Warmer temperatures and melting ice have begun to transform some once-inaccessible places into tourist hot spots, while also threatening the very features that are attracting those visitors.

NEWTON, Iowa – President Obama called on Congress on Thursday to extend and expand renewable energy tax credits, visiting a town revitalized by a wind-turbine blade factory to argue that his policies have begun to transform American energy production.

The morning the president convinces his party and the country that his goals are decisive in their lives and that they have to join him in insisting that Washington implement them, he will have begun to transform the system.

In the past five years, this has begun to transform managers' lives.Why is it causing so much trouble?

The story, moreover, was no longer simply about China because by then its rise had begun to transform the world.

But the role of SWFs in recapitalising the financial sector, particularly in emerging economies, has begun to transform this image.

The so-called Weimar Renaissance brought the fulfillment of the Modernist revolution, which in the late 19th century had begun to transform the European aesthetic sensibility.

Not only has this created new forms of in-class distraction and revolutionized campus communication, but it has begun to transform teaching itself.