Sentence examples for transform at least from inspiring English sources
According to a brochure that Wouter Helmer had given me, the entire region was ripe for rewilding, owing to "rural depopulation"; the aim was to transform at least a thousand square kilometres, or two hundred and fifty thousand acres.
And indeed history records just two major baseball revolutions (unless you count AstroTurf) and three earthquakes, namely, the Civil War, which virtually gave birth to the game, and World Wars I and II, each of which would transform at least the game's style and look, if not its essence.
The automaker announced this summer plans to transform at least 1.2 million square feet of space in Corktown — Detroit's oldest neighborhood — into a hub for its electric and autonomous vehicles businesses.
This revised hypothesis represents an optimistic, inverted interpretation of double demotivation theory (Carr 1996), which predicts that by bridging between professions boundary objects will transform at least one of the professions involved.
It is known that the DNA binding domain of IRF-2 alone is able to transform at least rodent cells, possibly through competition with other IRFs for binding to the same or similar DNA sequences [42].
Each $90 donated creates one job in Africa, with a single loan transforming at least five lives.
As it did so it brought together many classes of people, and transformed at least some of them.
Mr. Kilaidonis has transformed at least part of the complex into a tribute to Hopper, even designing an upstairs bar to resemble the 1942 painting "Nighthawks".
Less than 24 hours after some of the biggest demonstrations against the Turkish government in years, the park has been transformed, at least for the time being.
And voters rejected a Republican lawmaker for Milwaukee County executive — yet another contest that had been transformed, at least by some infuriated voters, into a referendum over the state's new Republican leadership.
As a result, the ink-stained wretch formerly known as Tina Brown has been transformed, at least until she gets back to New York this week, into a character from a fairy tale... I'm bursting with pent-up patriotism," she told us merrily.
