Sentence examples for always in transition from inspiring English sources

Time marches on and culture is always in transition.

It is George's unhappy fate that he can never settle anywhere, seemingly always in transition from one place to another.

Every pause between the end of one breath and the beginning of the next is long; then again, nothing is not always in transition.

I say "the original 'Law and Order,' " but what I am describing is a phenomenon that was always in transition, so it is hard to pinpoint the exact moment it went from being good to being bad.

Seemingly always in transition, always searching for a style of play, Europe's sides are almost always languishing behind.

"On some levels, design is always in transition," says Steve McCallion, executive creative director of Portland, Ore.-based Ore.-based Ziba Design

For their entire politically conscious lives the country has always been in transition, the ANC has always been in government and apartheid has always been history.

Some might say that the city has always been in transition; that change is in its blood.

Successful athletes are inevitably displaced — if you're good, you leave home — and something is always lost in transition.

Large additional capacities were always observed in transition metal oxide anode materials, which are probably contributed by pseudocapacitance of nano-sized materials [2] or the formation of oxygen-rich transition metal oxide materials [17].

The source region of the "shear noise" (near 70% of the total energy) and that of the "self-noise" remain always in the transition region located at 4 11 D. Radially the main part of the noise originates from the layers located on the microphone side between rD = 0·25 and 0·375.