Sentence examples for revolutionary effect from inspiring English sources

The introduction of fluoroquinolones in the 1980's had an almost revolutionary effect on the treatment of salmonellosis, since they offered an effective per oral alternative to treat clinical infections as well as to eradicate long-term carriage.

The real revolutionary effect of the 527 phenomenon has to do with the Democratic Party, which has effectively outsourced its grass-roots operation.

The redistricting had a revolutionary effect.

Titles have had a revolutionary effect on opera appreciation.

Penny said the "fantastic" painting "will have a revolutionary effect on the collection and an electrifying effect on visitors".

The government's new Unique ID number scheme, in which 29m Indians are already enrolled, could have a revolutionary effect.

The revolutionary effects of this new approach cannot be understated, especially within the scientific community.

Amid worries about lifts' revolutionary effects, doctors warned of an impending wave of "elevator sickness".

This expansive notion of visual rendering had revolutionary effects on sculpture as well.

This promise has exerted revolutionary effects in the course of church history.

Everyone talks up punk's revolutionary effects but now, three-and-a-bit decades on, it's dance-based music that dominates the charts.