Sentence examples for its phase of from inspiring English sources

Taiwan had a system of universal primary education before its phase of hypergrowth began.

The titanium oxide is in its phase of anatase, rutile, or a mixture of both, which will depend on the temperature of the heat treatment.

The French Revolution, after all, had its democratic phase, then its phase of terror, and its Thermidorian phase--not counting, with the cult of the Supreme Being, its theocratic moment.

This concept was based on the Kenyan Council of State which was established in 1958 during its phase of transition to African majority rule.

There was no coexpression of phosphohistone H3 and cyclin D1 in any lesion examined, consistent with the notion that cyclin D1 is detectable in vivo during its phase of maximal expression in mid-to-late G1, but not in early G1.

There were very infrequent neoplastic cells showing coexpression of cyclin A and cyclin B1 (5% of cyclin A-positive cells), suggesting that cyclin A is detectable in vivo during its phase of maximal expression in S, but not substantially in G2, similar to the staining pattern that we have observed in the colon (Scott et al, 2003).

London, with its adaptability, its variegation and its areas of slackness and redundancy, has long been an outstanding example of a slow-burning city, but its phases of growth and crisis have also had their drastic aspect.

Energy-security concerns partly explained why Germany decided to delay its phasing out of nuclear plants.

It must endure much more pain before it enters its next phase of prosperity.

But as the startup gears up for its next phase of growth, it is also going through some growing pains.

But my "everything" is ill, gravely ill, and it is still in its first phase of growth.