Sentence examples for a slow transition from inspiring English sources

"That was a slow transition.

"I think a slow transition works very well".

That plan opts for a slow transition, keeping entitlement-type minimums in place.

"When Steam came out, it was a slow transition process for gamers," says independent game designer Dan Marshall.

His victory completed a slow transition to democracy, but the fruits of that democracy have proved elusive.

A slow transition would be more stabilizing for the economy and give Whitehall the time it needs to sift through EU regulations.

What were the political, economic, and climate risks and opportunities of a slower transition?

But if content creators refuse to provide digital programming because of piracy concerns, consumer demand for digital television will be low, which means a slower transition to all-digital broadcasts.

Experiment 1 confirmed the prediction that non-words and inverted words require longer prime durations to eliminate positive repetition priming (i.e., a slower transition from positive to negative priming).

José María Roldán, of the Bank of Spain, who chairs the Basel club's implementation committee, says "the more revolutionary we are", the greater the need for a "slower transition".At the same time, risk-adjustment will become less dependent on firms' own internal models, be harder on investment banks and encourage banks to cross-examine the credit ratings of their assets.

It may also have decided that the cost of suppressing rebellion is too high to justify hanging on to the territory (though some in the army did well out of their business interests there).But some East Timorese, including Mr Xanana, have argued for a slower transition, with several years of autonomy before full independence.