revolutionise in English
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Use "revolutionise" in a sentence
1. It could revolutionise cancer treatment worldwide.
2. New welding technology set to revolutionise transport and construction
3. We will revolutionise the management of council houses and flats.
4. This would revolutionise our understanding of the possibilities for biology.
5. Such technologies will surely revolutionise education too, with virtual learning replacing the traditional lecture.
6. But the new decade also promises to revolutionise high street bank branches yet again.
7. So how is this development going to revolutionise the way you search the web?
8. We also explain how you can revolutionise your eating habits and lead a healthier lifestyle.
9. Acquired Payments are on a charge to revolutionise payments within the financial services sector
10. A new generation of super-slim screens will revolutionise home entertainment, according to the makers.
11. They say it will revolutionise both the commercial and engineering industries - particularly car and aeroplane manufacturing.
12. The bike, launched in 19 was intended to revolutionise two-strokes thanks to Bimota's direct fuel injection technology.
13. The makers, Alliant Techsystems , say that the weapon will revolutionise ground combat much as the machine gun.
14. The fate of a project which could revolutionise the use of computers in hospitals hangs in the balance.
15. Our vision for Balloonista is to revolutionise balloon art, strengthen our community and promote emerging talent within it
16. Boost has one simple mission: to revolutionise the way Malaysians transact in today’s increasingly digital and mobile world
17. The discovery of a 'missing link' between man and apes could revolutionise our understanding of how we evolved, scientists say.
18. He says further investment, including the leasing of government land for courses, could revolutionise the game in this country.
19. Dementia experts said it had the power to revolutionise the treatment of Alzheimer's by making it possible for drugs to be given in the earliest stages.
20. While we may never know for sure if a machine is experiencing consciousness or only appears to, building such a machine would revolutionise our understanding of the brain.