Sentence examples for which has translated to from inspiring English sources

The vintage influence, which has translated to the high street, has a lot to do with women accepting some uncomfortable traditional aspects of lingerie".

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.

Hampton, who is perhaps more of a professed "fan" of the sport than anyone else on the WTA Tour, is a sound on-court tactician, an asset which has translated especially well to clay.

With SRA's help, I was able to hone my sense of purpose, which has translated into my ability to find interesting and meaningful work.

Perhaps it's possible to get blase about this most reliable of entertainment franchises, which has translated the bestselling books to the screen with such energy and good humour.

However, five years ago he decided to give them to the Jersey Archive, which has translated and catalogued them.

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

NSF has traditionally received bipartisan support from Congress, which has translated into growing budgets despite the overall pressure to trim federal spending.

A few years ago, he started a small publishing house, which has translated Western Marxists like Pier Paolo Pasolini, Herbert Marcuse, and Terry Eagleton.

EU-ETS is the world's first, largest and longest running ETS which has translated provisions of Kyoto Protocol into a reality, in some extent.

Increasing immunity to tetanus in women of reproductive age doubtlessly happened at a result of the introduction of PsA-TT in 1- to 29-year-olds, but the extent to which this has translated to decreases in the incidence of neonatal tetanus needs to be further quantified.