Sentence examples for transform the continent from inspiring English sources
Make this €50 and suddenly changes will transform the continent.
But the experiences he and the other veterans brought back to Africa helped transform the continent.
The European Union was supposed to shore up a fragmented Europe, to consolidate its democratic potential and to transform the continent into a force capable of competing on the global stage.
Whereas previous US presidents have offered charity and aid, Obama told a summit of entrepreneurs in Nairobi that Africa's time had come as a place of innovation, with young people, and especially women, poised to transform the continent.
"Africapitalism is the philosophy that the African private sector has the power to transform the continent through long-term investments, creating both economic prosperity and social wealth," said Tony Elumelu, the Nigerian billionaire who founded the United Bank for Africa and is now CEO of Heirs Holdings.
He pointed out that there were deep obstacles – environmental and economic – to large-scale European exploitation of its own oil shale resources, but imports from the US and elsewhere could still transform the continent's uneasy relationship with Moscow.
For better or worse -- or both -- Nafta transformed the continent's economic landscape with startling speed.
These are the men who stood up to oppressive regimes and dedicated their lives to fighting injustice and transforming the continent, she told us.
Spain sat out World War II, but afterward, its Axis-addled associations and blustering dictator sidelined it while Marshall Plan aid and democratic reconciliation transformed the continent.
The Village Voice, the New York City weekly, won the prize for international reporting for Mark Schoofs's series on AIDS in Africa, which Mr. Schoofs called a "catastrophe that is transforming the continent forever".
Boateng, who made his name on Savile Row with his tailored men's suits costing up to £20,000 apiece, says he aims to unite Africans in a common vision of transforming the continent's roads, railways, ports and power supply.
