Sentence examples for much transition from inspiring English sources

"Have we ever experienced that much transition?

But that is really the point: the Times, unnerved by so much transition and uncertainty, lacks confidence.

SAWARD: I think I reported that Senna had the drive!! CLAREY: There was so much transition last year in terms of new drivers, particularly ones with famous connections.

"I have never seen a time when Southeast Asia is in so much transition and open to ideas, and never seen a time when the United States is so distracted from the region," said Ernest Z. Bower, the president of the United States-Asean business council that represents big American corporations in the region.

In "Don Otavio," the chapter on the town of Querétaro gets to Querétaro only in the last paragraph, because Bedford wants to tell us about Mexican provincial inns: The ground floor is always a large, unkempt parlour opening into the patio without much transition, full of overgrown plants, wicker chairs, objects without visible use, birds free and caged, and a number of sleeping dogs.

"This is my third year with him and there has been so much transition that he has had to oversee in the last couple of years.

And there is plenty of reason to believe that, whoever emerges as the next president, he will pay a price for the fact that more than a third of the time between election and inauguration has already been frittered away -- with both sides play-acting at transitions, but neither side doing much transitioning.

Nevertheless, we are not as much transitioning to mobile than expanding there.

We're very much in transition.

"There's much more transition in education today.

Buyers will find an area still very much in transition away from a turbulent past.