Sentence examples for more transitional from inspiring English sources

The concept of a transition programme may imply more transitional care, starting in early adolescence, whereas this brief intervention starts in the pretransfer period.

The empirical evidence, however, suggests that this transition is often more gradual, and involves either a reduction of working hours in the same job (phased retirement) or the transition from a "career job" to one or more transitional jobs, or "bridge jobs" (partial retirement), as a preliminary step to ultimate withdrawal from the labour force.

While each find will give rise to new gaps in the evolutionary story on each side, the discovery of more and more transitional fossils continues to add to our knowledge of evolutionary transitions.

Or maybe it's just more "transitional" mischief.

In retrospect, though, Blair now appears a more transitional leader.

But there might be something a little more elegant or a little more transitional.

Professor Glenn, who led the statewide bilingual education program in Massachusetts during the early 1970's, as director of urban education and civil rights, says he now opposes more traditional, transitional bilingual education classes, which are largely segregated.

The presence of swimming sperm apparently represents a more primitive transitional evolutionary condition.

He has already promised to ensure more stringent transitional controls on the freedom of movement afforded to new EU members.

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

But help has been short, and its leaders say that unless they get more, this transitional government will fall just like the 13 governments before it.