Sentence examples similar to push to revolutionize from inspiring English sources

Last spring it was "push technology" that was supposed to revolutionize the way we retrieve and view information on the web.

If rumours are true, their next big push will be an attempt to revolutionize TV.

With such robust numbers, it seemed as though solar energy, and renewables more broadly, were about to revolutionize the energy sector in the United States and lead the push towards cleaner energy and lower carbon emissions.

It, along with a slew of other changes pushed by the Harper government, promises to revolutionize how Canada's law enforcement agencies investigate threats, stop plots, and, perhaps most worryingly, how they surveil and deal with protesters and activist groups.

Graham Haynes is one of several leaders of an experimental-music underground in which instrumentalists and turntablists, programmers and poets have begun to revolutionize improvisational music by pushing technology to new limits and crushing all distinctions between genres.

Remember, for instance, "push technology," that advertiser-friendly concept that was going to revolutionize the way information was distributed on the World Wide Web by putting stuff in front of your face while you sat back passively?

It is going to revolutionize how consumers handle their energy needs — and thereby revolutionize energy distribution.

"Google aims to revolutionize photography".

We need to revolutionize public education.

It's going to revolutionize the sport".

De Becker also wanted to revolutionize his industry.