Sentence examples for transformational movement from inspiring English sources
It's a transformational movement in law enforcement".
A transformational movement is challenging the view that businesses exist primarily to maximize shareholder value.
"We are at the beginning of the next great transformational movement and one day we'll look back and thank Hillary Clinton for exposing all the ugly in America so we could finally address it.
In my upcoming book, Citizen You, and its companion website, CitizenYou.org, I provide an in-depth look at this transformational movement: the professionals who are getting involved, the talents they're providing, the passions that are driving them, and the people they're helping.
Both efforts could have quickly become one-shot protests, but thanks to talented organizers they instead became transformational moments, launching movements that changed American society and culture.
The executive director of the UN Population Fund, Babatunde Osotimehin, in an interview with the Guardian, described proposals at the summit to turn family planning into a global movement as "transformational".
The open access movement is transformational and presents libraries with a new opportunity to provide leadership to their host organisations and the broader community by engaging with, and shaping the change.
"Docker has the potential to become not only one of the most enduring technology companies, but also a transformational platform, technology, and movement; I can't think of a better or more qualified individual to lead us to that future than Steve," writes Golub today.
Offshoots of the event and its inspiration have created a whole new movement of transformational festivals worldwide that are experimenting with collective experiences.
Dr. King was a transformational leader who inspired a movement and changed our nation.
Her commitment to networking proactive people together was born out of a personal need and her determination to start a genuine conversation about transformational leadership led to a movement.
