Sentence examples for larger transformation from inspiring English sources

All of that, planners said, should make a larger transformation, outside the court system, conceivable.

Jack Balkin, a liberal law professor at Yale, agrees that the increase in leak prosecutions is part of a larger transformation.

The advent of same-sex marriage brings into focus a much larger transformation in how we have come to imagine the institution.

The "cultural facility" has become a common requirement for such public-private undertakings, part of the larger transformation of older industrial cities into centers of cultural production.

Here he links his earlier themes to an even larger transformation of an entire culture in its deepest values and purposes.

"It's symptomatic of a larger transformation," he said, as companies unlock more entrepreneurial activity, granting incentives and rewards to researchers in the hope they will stay put instead of moving to other companies.

These clinicians will need support to initiate the small but important changes that may ultimately lead to larger transformations in health care".

Despite the prolonged efforts of Goldrausch and of 25 Karat's curators Birgit Effinger and Hannah Kruse, Berlin's art scene (and the global scene as well) must still undergo much larger transformations if it hopes to achieve higher levels of gender equality.

Heslop says it is the largest transformation in higher education that any country has attempted.

But in 2010 things changed, when DIY SOS underwent a MasterChef Goes Large transformation and became DIY SOS: The Big Build.

"I think what Macy's is embarking on is perhaps the largest transformation in our company in a couple of decades," said Terry J. Lundgren, president and chief executive.