Sentence examples for a certain stage and from inspiring English sources

"It's almost as if women are allowed to get to a certain stage and then something happens.

They carry it to a certain stage and then hand the baton on to others who bring it on to commercialisation," says Henry Chesbrough of the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley.

MV: Well, with AR we understand it is at a certain stage and will change how you buy furniture.

So, using synthesized fricative continua probably becomes unavoidable at a certain stage, and it would be interesting to compare how these synthetic continua perform (perceptionwise) in relation to naturally produced ones.

It was discussed earlier that very high loop gain is difficult to achieve because system becomes unstable beyond a certain stage, and this is verified by Fig. 13c which shows that without active damping the stability degrades for a higher K p close to upper limit (K p = 7.1).

The famous singularity theorems, proved using the methods of global geometry, say otherwise: singularities are a generic feature of general relativity, and unavoidable once the collapse of an object with realistic matter properties has proceeded beyond a certain stage and also at the beginning of a wide class of expanding universes.

And though he would someday like to leave behind a certain stage character and his grunting, gargling voice, he said that there are obligations you must fulfill when most audiences still think of you as the "Police Academy" guy.

Suppose at a certain stage that, and both are the highest channel rates of all sessions.

"I guess everybody goes through a certain stage of disillusionment and decides the world is not the sweet and fair place I always assumed and that justice would out," reflected a bitter Phil after Chicago '68.

The state as a centralized, coercive authority emerges under social modes of production at a certain stage of development, and is only necessary in a class society as the coercive instrument of the ruling class.

Schleiermacher says that at a certain stage of cultural and individual development all human beings have two feelings (states of self-consciousness) with respect to the world: the feeling of freedom and the feeling of dependence.