Sentence examples for which has translated from inspiring English sources

Since then TED has pioneered an open translation project, which has translated TED talks into 88 languages, and, three months ago, it launched TED Ed, which is aiming to revolutionise the world's classrooms.

And their puzzlement has made them reluctant to offer investors guidance, which has translated into a listless Seagram share price.

Group leader Jody Kelly demonstrates an inspiring level of commitment to the greenspace, which has translated into another great year for Shepard Street.

When the global economy has been strong, we've consumed more energy, which has translated into burning more fossil fuels and releasing more carbon pollution.

So, what we have is increased polarization in the voting patterns of states on the presidential level, which has translated down to the senatorial level.

His access to the levers of power, which has translated into real results for his district, has led many constituents to excuse the heavy-handedness.

However, many new advances have occurred in recent years, some of which have translated scientific findings from bench to bedside.

Then the "most stabilizing" switching laws are designed which have translated the switched system into a piecewise linear system.

I was raised to value family, friendships, and personal connections which have translated into being able to make a connection with virtually anyone from any background.

She has extended our channels internationally, driven schedule changes which have translated into ratings and advertising uplifts, and moved forward our digital offer across several platforms".

Bolt has been struggling with niggling leg and back problems in recent weeks which have translated themselves into some relatively poor times, while he was also beaten by Yohan Blake in the 100 metres and 200m at the Olympic trials.