Sentence examples similar to scope to transform from inspiring English sources

U.S. public opinion has already recoiled from the scope of the efforts required to transform Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan.

The musicologist and conductor Gunther Schuller (recently interviewed by the Guardian), Mingus's long-time advocate and close friend, regarded him as the true heir to Duke Ellington for the scope and imagination with which he sought to transform jazz.

The genetics of genome-wide gene expression has emerged as an important new field with potential to transform our understanding of a broad scope of topics, ranging from basic regulation of transcription to mechanisms of complex human diseases.

In a statement, he called the project "unprecedented in its scale, scope and vision" and added that it "will be the catalyst to transform the city locally and regionally, as well as on the world stage".

But opponents, led by West Virginia's solicitor general, Elbert Lin, described a regulation with a scope that far exceeds the intent of the law in an effort to transform the nation's electricity system.

To improve assistance for workers dismissed due to globalisation and technological or environmental changes, MEPs voted in favour of plans to transform the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund into the European Fund for Transition and to extend its scope.

"They're intended to transform.

They promise to transform me.

You have to transform it.

So far, most of this data is modest in scope (such as patients' ratings and written reviews of physicians), but the growing trend toward providers' publishing their own ratings is likely to transform health care in four important ways.

His ambition was to transform Venice.