Sentence examples for enter a phase from inspiring English sources
But these big fields are about to enter a phase of rapid decline.
"The pace of aging … is expected to enter a phase that no other country in the world has yet experienced".
From very small seedlings, the plants grow rapidly and enter a phase of dense flowering; the blooms have an intense yellow colour.
What I'm not optimistic about is that if we enter a phase now of chaos and recision, I think the most vulnerable part of our population will be the poor, the disadvantaged," he says.
Israeli military units also remained in Nablus, although Israel has said it expects to withdraw them any day, and then enter a phase of its operation in which it will conduct military operations as intelligence reports dictate.
It was perhaps inevitable that the endless cycle of sequels, prequels and reboots would finally enter a phase that took into account the snark that greets every new incarnation of the old.
(It would then enter a phase-out period with a partial credit over a period of months; this wouldn't happen if the entire credit was eliminated).
"Once we re-enter a phase where the markets have recovered and there is money to be made," Mr. Bonifassi said, "the traders will be back saying to their compliance officers: 'There's too much control; let us make money.' ".
