Sentence examples for have long transformed from inspiring English sources

Human beings have long transformed the natural landscape to fit their own notions of beautiful (formal gardens are a good example of this).

Christian missionaries, followed by government bureaucracy and modern technology, have long since transformed villages on the tundra into places where seal meat is hung out to dry in the shadow of steeples, public schools and satellite dishes.

But we don't have long to transform our food systems to become sustainable and provide healthy diets for all.

Not only do Detroit's proud residents take offense at the national media's use of their city's name as a synonym for the American auto industry; it also makes no sense to keep the label "Detroit" affixed to corporations that have long since been transformed by suburbanization, global outsourcing of production, and transnational mergers and acquisitions.

These developments have long promised to transform the way banks do business and organise themselves.

Telecommuting and working from home are trends that people have long predicted will transform the nation's workplaces.

City officials have long sought to transform the 62-acre parcel, whose streets are lined with potholes and are often under water, into a new neighborhood of hotels, office buildings, housing and shops.

He had lived in Belize for nearly 10 years and his reality had long been transformed by the tropical air.

He has not been back since, and some here, while grateful for his generosity, wonder whether a man who has long since transformed himself into a New Yorker will now maintain any connection to their town.

And they've long since transformed the once-sleepy town of Telluride, Colo., into one of the most exclusive retreats in the country.

By then, an atomic massacre had long been transformed into a mercy killing that prevented far greater suffering and slaughter.