Sentence examples for transformative implications from inspiring English sources

Anyone, prince or peasant, could understand this image, which had culturally transformative implications in China, where art had long functioned as a powerful social divider.

In this sense, any such upheaval – whatever form it takes – will prove "revolutionary" by seeking policy shifts of such magnitude as to challenge the survival of incumbent governments or force them to enact measures with transformative implications.

Transformative implications.

These sectors were among the first to utilize technology in a way which had transformative implications for work processes and people management in white-collar service work.

Enterprise Resource Planning systems are fundamentally bound up with the work of accounting, and have been seen to have transformative implications for the nature of organisational integration and control.

Hook's subsequent philosophical activity was based upon his belief that the pragmatic commitment to scientific method had transformative implications, primarily in three areas of philosophy: the theory of knowledge, ethical theory and social or political philosophy.

If reproducible, such findings could have potentially transformative health implications.

And yet, it could be a transformative deal whose full implications will take years to emerge.Almost lost amid the many transactions signed on January 21st to coincide with the visit of China's President Hu Jintao to America was an agreement by ICBC to buy 80% of the Bank of East Asia's small, almost profitless, retail-branch network in New York and California for $140m.

Commenting on the funding round in a statement, Justin Burden, Managing Director at Industry Ventures, said: "We believe Scytl is a transformative solution with global implications.

The commercial implications are transformative.

Implications are discussed regarding the transformative learning function of debate as a training tool and its effect on leadership self-efficacy.