Sentence examples for monumental transition from inspiring English sources
The phrase "monumental transition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or major change in a situation, process, or state of being.
Example: "The company underwent a monumental transition when it shifted from traditional marketing to a digital-first approach."
Alternatives: "significant change" or "major shift".
As Director he worked with three generations of Whitney women to lead the monumental transition from a family-run institution to the preeminent Museum that it is today.
In the meantime, while they struggle with that monumental transition, their competition will be moving forward.
That makes the monumental transition now underway in the U.S. from analog to digital TV rather problematic.
It is a monumental transition, explains Maciocco, between an autocentric spatial model of the modern city and "the territory, [which] as a place in which city and nature encounter each other, is the space available to design for possible reorientation of the city around places rich in nature and history m.
He grasped at thin parts of himself, with very little hope, and no recognition that he was evolving through a monumental transition.
The changes we encounter range from daily, seemingly inconsequential incidents, to monumental transitions over time.
As dire as the need to go electric is for China, the challenges in making the transition to electric vehicles are even more monumental, according to the PRTM study, and similar to the situation in the United States.
That transition -- from amateur-level unknown to monumental explosion -- appeared to happen more frequently than ever in 2011.
This new series of life-size or larger marble youths (kouroi) reveals rapid developments in technique and style, notably a transition from the Daedalic past to greater naturalism through the new monumental manner.
He not only imbues the monumental score with extraordinary warmth, but is alive to myriad gradations of emotional temperature through its continual transitions and subtle shifts of gear.
While transitioning a program from one set of funders and managers to another can be a monumental task, the inputs and engagement of those served by the program remain crucial to its long-term success.
