Sentence examples for transform prospects from inspiring English sources

Myth one: that seeing the Times disappear behind a paywall would transform prospects for the Telegraph, Guardian et al. Actually not much has happened.

Glivec is an important drug in the treatment of myeloid leukaemia and has transformed prospects for patients in rich countries.

Once celebrated by fellow architects and critics, lionised by feminists, the subject of a thousand newspaper articles, the self-effacing Elisabeth Scott's success in the 1927 competition transformed prospects for women in the architectural profession in the 20th century.

"Now, accelerated vaccine development is being properly prioritised too, so we have the best possible chance of a safe and effective vaccine in time to transform our prospects of containing Ebola".

These transform the prospects of people living in underprivileged areas.

A simple vaccine - two or three injections for every girl - could transform their prospects.

They are the engines that could transform the prospects of the entire region.

Mr Molinaro said a "fair price" of 15 cents (12p) would transform the prospects of farmers and their employees.

Yet the claim that campaign-finance reform will transform the prospects for other policy changes in America seems hugely exaggerated.

A strong third would win Huntsman some plaudits in the media, but it wouldn't transform his prospects in South Carolina and Florida, where currently he has little presence.

My dream is that Barack and Michelle Obama will leap forward and adopt this cause — and transform the prospects for so many young women like Shazia.