Sentence examples for transformational step from inspiring English sources

"I am delighted by this transaction, which will be a transformational step in implementing our strategy," he said.

For O.C.B.C., or Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, as it is formally known, the acquisition represents a transformational step by more than tripling the assets under management at its private banking business to $23 billion.

"The reasons behind these disparities are multiple and complex, and the challenge now for universities and colleges – as well as the new Office for Students – is to bring about a transformational step change in fair access.

Roberto Tamai, E-ELT program manager, said the telescope will provide "a transformational step in our understanding of the universe".

"The creation of this new branded service represents a transformational step, not just for AwesomenessTV, but also for the entire mobile video landscape," said Jeffrey Katzenberg, CEO of DreamWorks Animation in a statement.

Writing in the prestigious journal Science while Laudato Si' was still in preparation, Ramanathan wrote: "The transformational step may well be a massive mobilization of public opinion by the Vatican and other religions for collective action to safeguard the well-being and the environment".

The primary research goal of my program is to conduct novel studies which advance foundational knowledge surrounding pathogen biology and quantitative epidemiology that enable transformational step-changes within plant pathology.

But we now need transformational steps to achieve a living wage in the garment sector.

Here are 10 truly transformational steps that I often suggest to my clients (as a customer service consultant), that can make deep and lasting change for your company or organization.

Glen Murray, Ontario's environment minister, described the event as "a great big group hug" and said Brown's role has been "transformational". "He's stepped up as a major international leader on the issue," he said.

Sean Turnell of Australia's Macquarie University said "Most of the change is rhetorical," but still called the steps "potentially transformational".