Sentence examples for a transition which from inspiring English sources

Already the Americans and British are waffling about his "transitional" role in a future Syrian government – a "transition" which we all know could last for years.

And Mr. Lawrence is already imagining a transition, which he says would be "a new show".

Gradually she began to move towards films and television rather than the stage, a transition which she said was fine when it worked – but it often didn't.

For those in London it also runs a transitions project specifically targeted at young people (under 25) looking for support during a transition – which would include moving from home to university.

In stating that "the green economy is not a subset of the economy at large", it recognises that this is a transition which all parts of business, government and society must take part in.

In March the home secretary Theresa May announced the separation of the Border Force from the rest of the UK Border Agency, a transition which is not expected to be completed until the autumn.

Unlike other monovalent cations, sodium showed a stimulating effect on the D-to-A transition, which was pronounced only at neutral pH.

Three of the four P. olsoni-specific substitutions correspond to either C to T or G to A transitions, which are commonly associated to DNA damage [44].

For example, carcinogens in tobacco smoke cause C to A transitions, which are found frequently in lung tumors.

You can't change its IP address range – it's 192.168.1.1-254, so if your current network is in a different range, you could have a painful transition, which is a surprising omission for a router this advanced.

SA is said to be undergoing a nutrition transition, which involves a shift towards a diet high in fat, sugar and refined foods [ 4, 39].