Sentence examples for in transition to something from inspiring English sources

Most economists think the market is in transition to something resembling stability, although few expect genuine price increases anytime soon.

But many will accept that, in order to complete Myanmar's transition to something approaching true democracy, the generals have to be stroked and placated.Carping about her professed "fondness" for the army, however, is a reminder that as a presidential candidate she will face scrutiny and criticism of a sort she never endured as a persecuted opposition icon.

The lawsuit, which revealed immature behavior on the part of Tinder employees, put the company in a position where, optically, it needed a transition to something more mature.

For his test rockets, Barnard currently uses readymade solid fuel rocket propellant, but hopes to transition to something with more power in the future.

However, now it's time to transition to something new.

But what followed was "a seamless transition to something more serious," she said.

Is this a transition to something more or is writing still your true love?

Transitioning to something new is easier, of course, when you're still unencumbered.

They can give you extra help transitioning to something safer.

I'm looking for this transition to save something in me, rather than being an owning or blossoming or a divine expression of who I am.

THE suggestion that he has something extra to prove in his transition to the Yankees brings a certain squint to the Stanford-educated gunslinger eyes of Mike Mussina.