Sentence examples for massive transitions from inspiring English sources

Sidestepping questions about whether she wanted a second term at the IMF, she said: "Given the massive transitions in China, there is a communication issue – this is something that markets do not like.

The deal is central to Thunderbird's efforts to regain its long-term competitiveness in a global education market facing massive transitions.

RNR: The Steelers' defense is, finally, going a massive transition.

His life spanned a period of massive transition in the nature and purposes of exploration.

She said: "I'm in this massive transition where I just brought a life into the world.

For the optimistic projections of India's middle class to come true, this massive transition from agriculture to skilled jobs will have to go smoothly.

"It's no secret there's been a lot of debate," said Ek. "In any industry which is in a massive transition, those kinds of debates occur, so I don't think it's surprising.

The world of work is already in a massive transition to a more global, technology-driven, flexible economy in which whole career progressions are being altered, new professions are coming into existence and traditional jobs are being swallowed by automation.

The paper acknowledges that a massive transition to vegetarianism is unlikely but argues that even incremental changes — getting many people to move from less-efficient beef to more-efficient chicken, for instance — would make a difference.

In other words: the debt that is now dragging us all down is not the result of lazy Greek workers, benefit scroungers or illegal immigrants being personally handed bundles of cash by Gordon Brown, but was absolutely necessary for the massive transition from national to globalised production during the 1980s and 1990s.

"We are in the very early days of a massive transition to online marketplaces," Eakin says.