Sentence examples for transformation not only from inspiring English sources

A change is thus needed to reach a systemic transformation, not only in production but also in consumption.

This season has brought a transformation, not only in a new playing style that is productive, flexible and pleasing on the eye, but in results too.

I've been thinking of our memorial culture as a symbol of national metamorphosis, a transformation not only in how we Americans see ourselves, but in who we actually are.

Really, it was a speech about globalization, and Obama, with reflections on how Indonesia had changed since he lived there as a boy, did a decent job of capturing the sense of progress, discontinuity, and dizziness that accompanies that transformation — not only in Indonesia.

Tzuo feels that we are on the cusp of a tectonic transformation not only of the auto industry but of all consumer-goods manufacturing globally.

As he traces the careers of these Congress members from their dramatic electoral triumphs in 1974 to their final retirements in 2014, Lawrence provides insight into the transformation not only of the US Congress but also our politics". "If you want to know how we got to this bitterly partisan time in politics, read this book.

Global Metropolitan Studies sprang to life during a decade of major transformations not only in cities around the world but also in how we study cities.

"Each new insight into how the atoms in their interactions express themselves in structure and transformations, not only of inanimate matter but particularly also of living matter, provides a thrill," he said.

The book charts transformations not only of natural objects and studies of them in Japan, but also of the professional and social identity of scholars, the disciplinary identity of the field, the popular engagement with natural history, and the illustration of the natural world...

Also both points 1 and 4 (losing power after transformation) relate not only to Sun et al.'s transformation, but to almost any transformation in wide use (e.g. Log, Box-Cox, Gaussenization/inverse-normal).

Through its strategic transformation, Citibank not only upgraded itself but also led such transformation in the whole banking industry.