Sentence examples for a transitionary from inspiring English sources

"When you move to a new console, it is a transitionary period that lets you review your situation," he said.

Novel muse: Her greatest inspiration is the writer JG Ballard, whose stories inhabit a transitionary world of alien places, from high-rises to airports.

Instead there is a self-limiting bottom-up approach which subsidises underdevelopment not as a transitionary phase but as an end goal.

Although the unlimited guarantee cannot remain in place for ever, any buyer is likely to insist that it at least remains for a transitionary period to prevent a flood of customers leaving.

Senator Joe Manchin, a Democrat from the Republican-leaning state of West Virginia, warned that the law could still collapse "under its own weight" during an interview on Sunday and repeated his calls for a transitionary year to make sure insurance pricing is affordable.

We identify what appears to be a transitionary period in the applicability of these technologies.

This year, San Francisco, Orlando and Washington all received their first scheduled nonstop flights to Dublin on Aer Lingus under a related transitionary arrangement.

We're still very much in a storage transitionary period here, what with platter-based HDDs being so big and affordable and SSDs creeping up on them both in size and performance-wise.

Today's cumbersome interactions are, Mr Ferrell argues, an awkward transitionary stage in the evolution of mobile devices that predictive intelligence will see off.

We see this as an important transitionary tool to help us move from old traditional structures to new, more thoughtful ones, and are encouraging people to get involved.

"It's not a temporal or transitionary product, just like your relationships and your connections are not temporal or transitionary".