Sentence examples for transformation milestones from inspiring English sources

"The transformation milestones and business objectives set forth in March 2000 and reaffirmed last quarter were completed on or ahead of schedule".

Poundland has reported annual sales of more than £1bn for the first time as discounters pass another milestone in their transformation of the British high street.

It marked a milestone in the transformation of cancer medicines from blunderbuss treatments for everybody to designer drugs tailored to individual cases.

If immigration reform passes, it will mark another milestone in a transformation that has already resulted in the creation of a war-zone-like area in which agents enjoy special powers to chase down, question and detain people.

That party, on Aug. 12, will mark another milestone in the transformation of the president and his wife, who once tried to limit the role of politics in their lives and now seem to be increasingly giving themselves over to it.

The evolution of Facebook's mission statement is a milestone in its transformation.

It has operations  not only in South East Asia but also extending into North America, "This strategic investment by Alibaba is a significant milestone in our transformation journey into the region and is an affirmation of our long-standing strategy in e-commerce logistics as part of SingPost's growth trajectory," said Mr Lim Ho Kee, Chairman of SingPost, in a statement.

Held at Christie's in New York, the auction of the Victor and Sally Ganz collection produced record valuations for paintings and proved a milestone in the transformation of art into a global commodity.

Among other recent milestones in Reddit's transformation is President Barack Obama personally thanking the site and its users in a handwritten note in February.

A Yahoo deal, he said, would represent "the next major milestone in Microsoft's transformation".

The reorganization "is a significant milestone in the overall transformation of the business from being printer manufacturer to a printing company," said Doug Vaughan, a spokesman for Hewlett-Packard.