Sentence examples for transformative creations from inspiring English sources
One of the world's most transformative creations -- the Internet -- began as a platform funded by the Advanced Research Projects Agency (now DARPA), an agency of the U.S. Department of Defense.
The changes in how humans think and negotiate reality that the Internet has ushered in are as potentially transformative as the creation of the alphabet or the printing press.
Causal layered analysis is a futures research tool that enables the creation of transformative spaces in which we can envisage alternative and preferred futures.
It seeks recognition of how black women's rights are central to racial justice concerns of all people of African descent; a renewed focus on increasing resources to prevent sexual violence in the first place; and the creation of transformative processes to eradicate gender-based violence.
Surely if we direct the huge subsidy behind achieving even this 20% into education, and the creation of really transformative holistic programmes on drug or alcohol rehabilitation, that would be better for the tenants and for society?
Alternatively, such product power can be achieved with the creation of a transformative product that creates the market.
During his tenure, he has spearheaded the internationalization of the Colombian economy, the creation of a transformative production policy, and the promotion of Colombia as a world-class international tourist destination.
First, our choice manifests as self-creation; or, the transformative process of self-realization and awakening that occurs when we begin to choose beyond the limits of our old patterns and wounds.
Transformative aspects of more democratic knowledge creation have already been mentioned in the paragraphs above, especially in connection with improved health literacy.
"Transformative government across the world",h.
Atoms for Peace rests somewhere uneasily between progressive rock and electronic dance-music; it's as dependent on aggressive and transformative post-production as it is on the creation of tracks by people playing instruments — but where does that process come from, and what does it signify?
