Sentence examples for is expected to transform from inspiring English sources

Because plans call for a retail and residential mix, City Center is expected to transform 11th Street.

In fact, the worldwide box office on the opening weekend is expected to transform Lionsgate, the mid-size company behind the film (and new owner of Summit, which made the Twilight films) into a major player.

Membership in the global club that regulates trade is expected to transform the country's economy as fundamentally as did the economic reforms of Deng Xiaoping, who is credited with shaking China out of its decades-long Marxist stupor.

Yet the expansion of the natural gas industry in the United States and elsewhere, including in East Africa and South America, is expected to transform the sector over the next 20 years.

FINANCIAL TIMES   New Details of Cornell's High-Tech Campus  |  Cornell's new school, to be completed in 2037, is "expected to transform Roosevelt Island from a sleepy bedroom community into a high technology hothouse," The New York Times writes.

That status, however, has become a concern for tribes as it relates to legalized online gambling, which is expected to transform the industry by allowing people to play casino games like poker on mobile devices whenever and wherever they want.

That deal was expected to transform the drug industry.

When the first draft of the Human Genome Project was published, in 2001, the results were expected to transform our understanding of life.

New medicines are being developed that are expected to transform the care of patients with hepatitis C, making treatment far more effective and far less grueling.

Yet, while the Hale Center's renovations are expected to transform the football headquarters into a top-flight facility by next spring, Schiano says he believes his own renovation project is also on schedule.

That helped fuel the calls for an investigation, which are expected to transform what might have been a routine meeting on Monday into a rally on Dr. Lee's behalf.