Sentence examples for significant revolution from inspiring English sources

The most significant revolution of the 21st century so far is not political.

"We're having the beginnings of a pretty significant revolution in mechanization in Asia," he said.

The first significant revolution in Chinese agricultural technology occurred when iron agricultural implements became available to the Chinese peasantry.

"I would venture to say that within the next 10 years, we could see a very significant revolution in the way that we think about and treat cancer," Kucherlapati says.

But, in a year that has seen the Arab Spring and the threat of the collapse of the euro, Mr. Milner's predictions are an important reminder that the most significant revolution may be happening in cyberspace.

In the world of fashion retail, whose basic orthodoxy is to display clothes on the most egregiously youthful and slender, Marks & Spencer caused a small but significant revolution when they signed the Sixties model Twiggy to promote their rebranding in 2005.

For me, however, it was the modernists who engendered the most significant literary revolution.

The inclusion of patients on important decision related to healthcare has marked a significant 'patient revolution' during the last several decades.

"American Uprising," by Daniel Rasmussen Harperr; $26.99) [Rasmussen] places the [Louisiana slave] revolt, which was quickly and brutally put down by a coalition of planters and government forces, within the larger narratives of American expansion and the fight against white oppression that began with the more significant slave revolution in Haiti.

He places the revolt, which was quickly and brutally put down by a coalition of planters and government forces, within the larger narratives of American expansion and the fight against white oppression that began with the more significant slave revolution in Haiti.

[Rasmussen] places the [Louisiana slave] revolt, which was quickly and brutally put down by a coalition of planters and government forces, within the larger narratives of American expansion and the fight against white oppression that began with the more significant slave revolution in Haiti.