Sentence examples for well transform from inspiring English sources

It's much better, and it may well transform her career.

A loss may very well transform that McCain poster, hanging beneath the Coors Light mirror, from statement to novelty.

Over time, we may well transform the law of conspiracy to the point where an agreement alone is a crime.

If his nominees prove as ambitious as the president himself, they may well transform the shape of liberalism.

Rather, it's the emerging hybrid of human and computer instruction — not either one alone — that may well transform education.

Such a reform, as Prof. Ernest Brown of Harvard, has pointed out, may well transform the frequent charges of election irregularity and fraud into demands for a nationwide re count.

It also sold fantastically well, transforming d'Annunzio into an international celebrity.

It has begun work in Omaha and St .Louis as well, transforming properties there into community-art spaces.

He is already a genius of culture — he knows Latin, and carries a copy of the Aeneid with him into the woods — and he quickly proves himself a genius at commerce as well, transforming the trading post into a thriving business.

I would become frustrated and angry when things went badly (being punched by a parent, the local authority demanding that results improve) and completely elated when things went well (transforming 30% of pupils achieving level 4 into 70%, seeing special educational needs and disaffected year 6 students performing Richard III).

This precursor has been well transformed into Ln2O2SO4 (Ln = Gd, Ho, Dy and Lu) after annealing in argon at 800 °C.