Sentence examples for widespread transformation from inspiring English sources

The aim has been to deliver what staff need and respond to feedback, supporting a more widespread transformation within the department.

Indeed, the proposed changes at Rutgers are just the latest indications of a widespread transformation in the landscape of higher education over the last several decades.

China is undergoing a widespread transformation and trying to absorb hundreds of millions of farmers into an economy that has been growing at an astonishing pace for three decades.

Over the nineteenth century the commercial heart of the City of London experienced a widespread transformation as the traditional mix of houses, shops and small-scale commercial spaces gave way to a new landscape dominated by the large-scale, purpose-built office building.

The message will be to highlight the social and economic importance of the garments industry in Bangladesh, and to thank them for the role they have played in the empowerment of women and in bringing widespread transformation to Bangladesh.

In this model, expression of the PyVT oncogene in the breast induced widespread transformation of the mammary epithelium and rapid development of multifocal mammary adenocarcinomas.

In the last years the original scenery of the Alta Murgia changed due to widespread transformations of surface karstic textures for agricultural purposes, with undeniable negative consequences on the hydrogeological balance, concerning both the infiltration and the runoff terms.

The emergence of this mode coincides with widespread transformations in indigenous society of which these changes were a part.

Programs that capitalize on the synergies of men's and women's health gains facilitated by gender equality stand a better chance of successfully achieving sustainable and widespread gender transformation.

While the source of the intron is unclear in the parasites (and angiosperms in general [ 28]), the acquisition of foreign DNA has been predicted to be a key event in the evolution of parasitic angiosperms [ 38], and this intron could represent a marker of a genomically more widespread historical transformation.

The Guardian, pointing to the transformation from widespread pre-Olympics Games negativity to an increasingly positive appreciation of their benefits, said: "Sporting success is something to applaud, not sneer at - and yes, Britain is good at this stuff.