Sentence examples for indeed be transformed from inspiring English sources

If he succeeds, Britain would indeed be transformed.

Best of all, for the women of Women on 20s, the twenty-dollar bill will indeed be transformed, with Tubman's image on the front and Jackson relegated to the backside.

Dr. Berwick still expressed great optimism that, building on health care reform, the American system will, indeed, be transformed to make access to health care "a basic human right".

First, the church must indeed be transformed to become known, as Francis of Assisi was, as the defender of the poorest and most vulnerable.

Iranian society has indeed been transformed.

Since then Kellogg has indeed been transformed, but not in the way even Gutierrez expected.

Specifically, we analyse in what ways the nature of lignocellulosic biofuel technologies is changing, and our results suggest that this business is indeed being transformed by increasing research and development (R&D) and IPR efforts, material in an evident patent race.

In our generation even more than in Moses' day, the world is indeed being transformed.

Indeed, they will be transformed into a deprived and marginalized minority in their own land.

Indeed, lignocellulosic biomass can be transformed into energy and fuels through a variety of chemical, thermo-chemical and biological conversion processes.

Austerity is the big word throughout the west these days, with the implicit claim that what ever the Austerity managers take to be inessential is inessential indeed, and that what ever can be transformed from public wealth into private affluence is suddenly an insupportable public burden and should and must be put on the block.