Sentence examples for have failed to transform from inspiring English sources

I know the prolonged economic crisis has been a major factor, but the truth is that we have failed to transform in tune with the world around us.

When one hears political leaders who have failed to transform people's lives despite 19 years in power blame whites for all our current woes without an iota of reflection on their own failings, we do not rush to question them.

"Those who say we are on a slippery slope to privatisation are also completely mistaken - unless of course the government fails to move and some future government opts for that outcome because we have failed to transform Royal Mail".

It is disappointing that the industry has failed to make the great leap forward to genuinely integrated multi-media publishing... the truth is that we have failed to transform in tune with the world around us.

European leaders, fearful that Greece's crisis will undermine efforts to help other struggling euro nations like Portugal and Italy, have been trying directly or indirectly in recent days to paint Greece as a special case, a country whose leaders have failed to transform its troubled and corrupt state quickly enough.

European leaders, fearful that Greece's crisis will undermine efforts to help other euro nations like Portugal and Spain, have been trying directly or indirectly in recent days to paint Greece as a special case, whose leaders have failed to transform its troubled and corrupt state fast enough.

That Russia has failed to transform itself into a stable and democratic market economy is already clear.

Fikile Mbalula [the sports minister] has failed to transform rugby and any argument SARU presents to justify is failure to do so should be treated with disdain.

And so far, Mr. Mugabe has failed to transform the agricultural sector into a viable system that can feed the nation and drive the economy.

Owen Farrell was today axed by England having failed to transform himself into an inside centre in one of three changes for the crucial clash with Australia at Twickenham on Saturday.

Nonetheless, Mr. Cavanagh will be protesting on the streets this week because "ultimately I think Jim has failed to transform the bank into an organ that can truly help poor people".