Sentence examples for be a transitional phase from inspiring English sources

With Barcelona, who failed to win any silverware last season, hiring Luis Enrique as head coach last month, they have embarked on what is expected to be a transitional phase.

"Recognize that that's going to be a transitional phase.

Subjects with MCI are at an increased risk of developing AD with about 10 15% progressing to AD per year: in these subjects MCI may be considered to be a transitional phase for AD [ 2].

Then there was a transitional phase where everyone was trying to do everything.

The negotiations with the EU will take a minimum of two years – longer if there is a transitional phase.

"There's a transitional phase at the start of every set," Fox said.

But hopefully that was a transitional phase in the process of consolidation and we can now see more local input into the programming".

"It's a transitional phase; at some point we will come out of it stronger," says Grheri Barcelo, the 20-year-old trumpet player of the Tajada Jazz Trio.

Unfortunately, Iraq today, as in the king's time, is under occupation, and gripped by uncertainty as to whether this is a transitional phase toward a new beginning or something more sinister and unwelcome.

Gibb said in his letter to Ofqual: "While there is a transitional phase for all reformed subjects, you have advised that for mathematics the gap between the current GCSE and the new A-level is particularly significant.

My sincere hope is that this is a transitional phase which will persuade politicians to agree to new rules governing party funding and the granting of honours which will make scandals - real and alleged - less likely to occur.