Sentence examples for financial transition from inspiring English sources

Choosing a bank that allows a longer 0% grace period post-graduation will help ease the financial transition from student to jobseeker.

A World Bank survey on financial transition, published in July 2001, pointed clearly to the high cost of delaying bank reform.

Under an agreement signed last year, most clubs have pledged to share more fairly future television revenue and to guarantee that clubs that get relegated to a lower division maintain a slice of the television proceeds to ensure a smoother financial transition.

As a result, a new generation of tech-enabled startups are beginning to reimagine how students finance their education — and make the financial transition from college to career.

So how can you make the financial transition as stress-free as possible?

Every major financial institution was blocking financial transitions to WikiLeaks.

Widowed are trying to make emotional, legal and financial transitions; generally while simultaneously running a household, returning to the workplace and trying to help their grieving children... and all the while, in the midst of overwhelming grief themselves.

Adolescence and young adulthood are turbulent periods of development— not only because they involve navigating through the normal (but often challenging) social, educational, occupational, and financial transitions to adulthood, but also because a person is at the highest risk of having a mental disorder compared with any other point across the lifespan.

In this era following the financial crisis, transition should be considered a structural feature of the way places will be built, with a new set of tools and approaches that deal with this uncertainty.

Uncertainty is a key component of disability, particularly for older adults living with HIV, who may worry about their source of health challenges; health providers' knowledge and skills; financial uncertainty; transition to retirement; appropriate long-term housing and who will care for them.

The concept of uncertainty is particularly relevant to aging with HIV, whereby older adults may worry about their source of health challenges; health providers' knowledge and skills; financial uncertainty; transition to retirement; appropriate long-term housing and who will care for them as they age living with HIV [ 51].