Sentence examples for make the full transition from inspiring English sources

Until they make the full transition, the Internet age will not truly have arrived.

And many are saying that in order to make the full transition to sound open economies they need increased aid.

"More than 85% of Australia's wood products now come from plantation sources and there is no reason we can't make the full transition out of native forest logging, to conserve these natural landscapes for their long-term environmental and economic values – carbon storage, water, wildlife, recreation and tourism".

He has undergone surgery and uses oestrogen patches, which help to make him feel more comfortable in his body, but he has felt unable to make the full transition to a legal female identity, not because of any opposition from the schools he has worked in, or the parents whose children he teaches, but because of his love for his family, who have found the situation difficult to accept.

Resistant or actively disengaged employees rarely make the full transition to highly engaged team members that are all in.

It's a one-time (per app) alert, designed to help MacOS make the full transition to 64-bit.

Ronald Reagan made the full transition to politics by way of Goldwater's campaign.

The government made the full transition to democracy after an election late last year.

There had been moments before where it had threatened to cross the threshold, but as he was withdrawn after 51 indifferent minutes of Sunday's Manchester derby, it made the full transition.

Hearing the story of how a married father of four made the full transition to becoming an ally will inspire others to make it, too.

However, the full transition model is usually too complicated to converge, making the backward elimination procedure not feasible.