Sentence examples for steps to transform from inspiring English sources

Mark Mulligan, analyst at Forrester Research said record labels had taken big steps to transform how they worked in order to survive, but they hadn't gone far enough.

Nevertheless, in his inaugural interview Shaqfih pledged to refrain from violence and take steps to transform the organization into a political party.

Social innovators themselves do seem to be seeing the value of design, as I recently spotted "redesign" described among the "10 steps to transform capitalism for the better" by two leading commentators.

She decided that she would finally take steps to transform her business from a consulting service to a technology company, a move she said she believed would make it much more profitable.

Sachs presents "four compelling reasons why the poorest countries need to speed the demographic transition," "a list of seven requirements to enable family planning programs to accelerate the decline in fertility" and "six steps to transform" American "security policy into a workable framework for the 21st century".

The Department of Health said ministers were taking "bold and radical steps to transform the way out-of-hospital care is delivered" in an effort to relieve pressure on the NHS, including a named GP being in charge of every elderly patient's care, the integration of health and social care and better use of electronic health records and care plans.

The BBC is also planning an initiative that is set to bring coding into Britain's schools, a move dubbed by BBC director of future media, Ralph Rivera, as a vital step to "transform the nation's ability and attitude towards coding".

The search for complex organic molecules on Mars, including important biomolecules such as amino acids and carboxylic acids, will require a chemical extraction and a derivatization step to transform these organic compounds into species that are sufficiently volatile to be detected by gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GCMS).

Currently the proposed scheme needs two iterations of the Reduce step to transform a table (by Innergroup) and numeric calculation.

"That's been driving us for the past few years and we see this as the natural step to transforming to be fully focused on green energy".

When we used a Sankoff (step matrix) in PAUP* [ 64] to force the minimum number of mutations (steps) required to transform from one aa to another, we obtained the same trees found without using the matrix (tree not show).