Sentence examples for better transitioning from inspiring English sources

This has been a comfortable match-up for Federer because he's better transitioning from defense to offense; he has won nine of the last 10 set he's played against the 2002 semifinalist and figures to continue that advantage.

Is there a need for better transitions from one thought to the next?

"We'd see immediate benefits, a better transition from primary to secondary school, a better transition of children into the world of work; they'd be more robust, more resilient".

An example of that could be better transition management for patients leaving hospitals, to avoid them being readmitted with emergency conditions due to neglect.

"We're a better transition team, obviously, with Rotnei in the game because of the way Rotnei passes the ball," Butler Coach Brad Stevens said.

He was a bit winded; the Canadian game has fewer downs and is more pass intensive, which explains why C.F.L. quarterbacks make better transitions to the N.F.L. than running backs do.

On Android, there's a better transition process that doesn't require the user to take this kind of action.

"He's been around a long time and I think it'll be a better transition for the defenders," said Southall, who won a record 92 caps in goal for Wales.

Among the changes are better transitions and intuitive features like the ability to swipe on a message to archive or delete it, depending on which you opt for in the app's own settings page.

It is hoped that the outcomes of this study will better inform curriculum design and development in the engineering disciplines towards better transition between engineering education and engineering practice.

In this paper, a classification of models and approaches has been done, and which includes mathematical optimization methods, decision support system based on geographic information system (GIS) and assessment plans to a better transition to HSC.