Sentence examples for is poised to transform from inspiring English sources

Now Asia, and China in particular, is poised to transform the market for smartphones, those devices that combine cellular phones with e-mail, Web surfing, and myriad other applications that rely on high-speed wireless connections to the Internet.

Philadelphia has declared "the end of the lie," and a Wired article, titled "Don't Even Think About Lying," proclaimed that fMRI is "poised to transform the security industry, the judicial system, and our fundamental notions of privacy".

He is poised to transform his avocation into a multimillion-dollar-a-year business, and he described his project as "the labor and delivery of shellfish aquaculture" needed to jump-start the region's oyster industry.

While AI is poised to transform our industries and technologies, just like electricity did in the mid-twentieth century, AI has the potential to change art, creativity and the way brands and agencies create the next generation of experiences.

Last year, I asked this question: "Can China Follow U.S. Shift from Coal to Gas?" The country has vast reserves of shale gas but lacks expertise and experience in hydraulic fracturing, also called fracking, the innovative mix of technologies that is poised to transform America's energy prospects (if drilling is done with communities and the environment in mind).

Just as microprocessors and wireless Internet connections have turned cameras, phones and televisions into computers (sans mouse, of course), the technology is poised to transform the way we drive by putting the Internet — and all of its wondrous options and distractions — on the dashboard.

Smartphones are poised to transform education, health care, finance and agricultural value chains.

If Stelfox's chips can enable that, they will go a long way toward saving the game that they are poised to transform.

Analysts said the low-cost carriers were poised to transform the Asian travel industry, enabling millions to travel by air for the first time.

The city and state are poised to transform a 1.3-mile stretch of derelict docks and warehouses in Brooklyn Heights into a ribbon of recreation.

INNOVATION has yielded a new crop of lean consumer electronics that are poised to transform how businesspeople do their work without compromising speed, power and function.