Sentence examples for more than transitional from inspiring English sources

The Yuan, or Mongol, dynasty is often regarded as being no more than transitional between Song and Ming types.

Numerical variants of the spine are more common than transitional vertebrae.

Within Unita, though, arguments persist over whether General Lukamba is more than a transitional leader.

Conservative commentator Charles Krauthammer said he had always regarded Romney as being no more than "a transitional figure".

If the military did remove the president, it is doubtful that Egypt could be run by a fifth military man for anything more than a transitional period.

I thought Vanja telling me first thing every morning, with an occasional tear, that she didn't want to go to the nursery, would be no more than a transitional phase, that she would like it after a while, of course she would.

It seems, in other words, that the deliberative democracy-based argument justifies more than one transitional policy.

It is not clear why deliberative democracy, and its accompanying attributes of reciprocity and minimizing disagreement, justify truth commissions any more than other transitional instruments.

Although the Burger court is often viewed as a backwater in Supreme Court history, the authors argue that the court Warren Burger led from 1969-86 was more than a transitional moment between the aggressively liberal Warren court and the aggressively conservative Rehnquist and Roberts eras.

But most analysts believe Somalia's transitional government — and there have been more than a dozen transitional governments in the past 20 years — has become the problem, not the answer.

Somalia has cycled through more than a dozen transitional governments since the central government collapsed in 1991.