Sentence examples for made the difficult transition from inspiring English sources
At least 4 nations - Greece, Portugal, Spain & India - have made the difficult transition from dictatorship to constitutional govt. In the same period our country cast a vote in favor of liberty by ejecting Pres.
They've raised a total of $7.4 million, were acquired by Home Depot, and have made the difficult transition to mobile in the past five years.
The Stylommatophora represent the dominant group of land snails and slugs and have successfully made the difficult transition from an aquatic to terrestrial life style and all the associated anatomical and physiological changes that this transition requires (Barker 2001; Mordan and Wade 2008).
Many ex-soldiers eventually make the difficult transition into civilian life.
France Telecom is making the difficult transition from state monopoly to multinational company.
As for Packer himself, he is formally congratulated for making the difficult transition from billionaire mogul into adorably trashy celebrity.
Making the difficult transition from Disney poppet to woman with Oscar, Anne Hathaway has managed an impressive grown-up career.
Contrary to the expectations of many observers, Lesnar was able to make the difficult transition to the U.F.C., where the blood is real and the results, barring corruption, are unscripted.
After the onset of the Arab awakenings, it was reasonable to be, at worst, agnostic and, at best, hopeful about the prospect of these countries making the difficult transition from autocracy to democracy.
The win at Brno does not mean that he is now going to start dominating the likes of Rossi, Marc Márquez and Jorge Lorenzo on their factory-entered machines, but it does represent the visible flowering of the promise that he showed when making the difficult transition from Superbikes to the top tier five years ago.
And she argues that the story of Lee Miller -- who began as Man Ray's model and assistant and went on to win renown of her own as a photographer during World War II -- shows that a talented muse can sometimes make the difficult transition to becoming an artist.
