Revolutionised in a sentence

A former rugby league forward for South Sydney, Eastern Suburbs and North Sydney, Cross revolutionised keyhole surgery and arthroscopic ACL reconstruction for some of the world’s greatest athletes.

Algorithmic trading has revolutionised the way traders approach the cryptocurrency market.

And, of course, he’s led a South Africa team that has revolutionised the use of replacements by bringing on his ‘bomb squad’.

From being a chubby cricketer during his early days into the Indian team to becoming a 'gluten-free' player who revolutionised the way cricket is being played in the country.

Names like Steven Bartlett of Social Chain and Dragon in Dragons Den, Jordan Brompton of myenergi, and James Watt of BrewDog have not only revolutionised their respective industries but have also become catalysts for economic growth and job creation.

Skyesports has revolutionised the gaming industry with the Windows 11 Grand Slam receiving an overwhelming 5 million views across two days.

The duo who are from the Lithgow area developed 'Torqn,' an app that has revolutionised the way mining companies purchase multi-million dollar equipment.

Alcohol revolutionised my life.

Full fibre broadband has revolutionised internet connectivity in UK homes.

Harry Gordon Selfridge, the visionary founder, revolutionised retail by encouraging customers to experiment with products displayed above the counter.

Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy won silver in Rio and gold in Tokyo, and have revolutionised Irish rowing so the significant Irish contingent in the crowd are delighted to see their heroes race clear with a three second margin.

The High Street favourite has revolutionised its clothing after years of drab collections – even featuring Sienna Miller in campaigns last year.

Under Roddick’s leadership, The Body Shop transcended mere profit-making and revolutionised the beauty industry.

While EDI has revolutionised data exchange, its limitations can hinder business growth.

AirPods revolutionised the wireless listening game, removing the time and effort it took to untangle headphone wires.

In a separate statement, released by the Design Museum – which Sir Terence founded in 1989 – it describes him as a “visionary who enjoyed an extraordinary life and career that revolutionised the way we live in Britain”.

In the Sixties, Mr Somerscales – who worked ‘bloody hard’ and was always in the shed restoring Merlin engines or classic cars – invented specialist medical instruments which revolutionised the treatment of cataracts.

The gambling industry is one that is well over 100 years old but never has it been so revolutionised as it has been in the last couple of decades.

The issue is not whether Mourinho is a changed man; it is whether his approach still works in a landscape which was revolutionised by his opponent at Barcelona from 2008 and then again, more recently, by Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp.

Chanel had revolutionised fashion following the First World War by adapting traditional unstructured menswear shapes and fabrics (such as tweed and ticking) and repurposing them for womenswear.