Sentence examples for haphazard transition from inspiring English sources
In the haphazard transition to democracy under Boris N. Yeltsin, conventional forces bore the brunt of downsizing and shrinking budgets.
For decades, as India made its haphazard transition from being a British colony to an economic powerhouse, it depended heavily on aid from prosperous nations and international institutions.
By applying the lessons from the bank's experience to their own businesses, other service companies will be able to make the transition from haphazard to systematic approaches to innovation from guesswork to true R&D.
Votta said that "vocally, Darren Criss embodies the song", but she characterized the staging as "too jagged and haphazard to make an impact", and the transitions not "as smooth as they could be".
The malaise that afflicts Britain's universities has been brought about by decades of haphazard, myopic and self-interested policymaking, and the mishandling by successive governments of the transition from an elite to a mass system of higher education.As in many other western countries, the number of students entering higher education in Britain has grown enormously in the past 40 years.
So now I'll take over the Royal Ballet, right?" Morris's transition from promising talent to big-time artist is rare in the haphazard, underfunded world of dance and I'm curious to know whether his success feels like a pressure.
"It was totally haphazard".
Transition, transition, transition.
His treatment was haphazard.
