Sentence examples for radical transformation from from inspiring English sources
If the role of the contemporary political convention has undergone a radical transformation, from procedural forum to multimedia spectacle, so has the role of the modern network skybox.
It marked a radical transformation from the government's benefits-based pension program to one in which employees contribute toward their own retirement funds while employed.
Although it opened seven years ago, Club Mono is celebrating its third birthday, counting year zero as 2008, when the radical transformation from intimate bar in Belfast's city centre to large state-of-the-art club took place.
During the last two decades Vaigai River basin within the urban limits witnessed radical transformation from agricultural land use till 1970 to its current state- a sprawling urban development in 2013.
"Italy is going through a very important and radical transformation from traditional manufacturing to advanced, flexible manufacturing," says Scannavini, who joined the ITA in June 2016 after working in Italy's private sector for more than 30 years.
The practice of Radiology is undergoing a radical transformation from one in which the primary result of an imaging examination is a written report addressing the reasons that the examination was ordered, to one in which the output is a (set of) quantitative measurement(s) with links to knowledge that could affect treatment.
"To become a Christian in the New Testament sense is such a radical transformation that, from a purely human perspective, one would have to say that it is the greatest tragedy for a family if one of its members becomes a Christian".
I recognise that independence is a consummation the SNP devoutly wishes and campaigns for, but this should not dissuade a party that under Miliband's leadership professes to espouse a radical transformation of Britain from a close alliance with the one party in British politics today that can lay claim to a vigorous democratic legitimacy.
From the 750,000 Bulgarians who left during the Russo-Turkish war (about a quarter of whom died on the way) to the 15,000 Turkish-Cypriots who left the island after it was leased to Great Britain - Turkey experienced a radical transformation as Muslims from Caucasus, Crimea, Crete, Greece, Romania and Yugoslavia arrived.
To take perhaps the most culturally, socially, economically and psychologically radical transformation - the shift from print and film-based broadcast media to bi-directional digital ones - this has been incepted and largely managed not by the young but by the old.
Some river restoration approaches propose radical transformation of river patterns, from multiple to single channels, based on the link between river patterns and their in-channel characteristics.
