Sentence examples for which would transform from inspiring English sources

They cannot rule out an increase as high as 18 degrees Fahrenheit, which would transform the planet.

The great conquests of the Mongols, which would transform them into a world power, were still to come.

That is because it is capable, in theory, of sustaining the nuclear fusion which would transform it into a star.

Schemes such as the "World Squares for All" project, which would transform the centre of London around Trafalgar Square and Whitehall, are currently bogged down.

Prudential's chief, Tidjane Thiam, has staked his brief tenure on completing the deal, which would transform the British firm into a behemoth in the Asian insurance industry.

His immediate goal is to secure entry to a parkour competition in Miami next spring, the Cross Urban Scramble, which would transform their international profile.

The legislation is exceptionally controversial, given the extent to which it would transform how the nation generates and consumes energy.

But few could have guessed the speed with which he would transform himself into a playwright of substance.

A cousin, David Nutt, 37, said Mr. Maus had dabbled in the stock market as well as collecting knickknacks from trash cans and Dumpsters, which he would transform into useful creations.

But there could never be a simple Underclass Amelioration Bill which would suddenly transform the picture.

Then, in 1989, Pierre Audi threw open the doors of the Almeida theatre for an unprecedented 15-week season, which would completely transform the company and its work.