Sentence examples for of those phases from inspiring English sources

After the preclinical come the two clinical years, though I think of those phases these days as precynical and cynical.

But we are living in one of those phases in politics where cliches regain their original force.

"I think we're in one of those phases where manufacturing is improving globally," Mr. Wattret said, noting some signs of improvement in the United States.

Without her girls as a crutch – without Adam, left to hobble, alone, on his – we got more than a few episodes her stumbling into one of those phases where you're no longer in sync with your friends.

In particular, we determine how the distribution of secondary phases, the relative sink strength of those phases, and the irradiation temperature influence the radiation tolerance of the matrix.

And the problem with a vaccine is that in order to be viable, it has to be effective against all of those phases in the lifecycle of the plasmodium.

But they all eventually collapsed, as Washington and Pyongyang accused each other of reneging on those phased measures.

One of those phase changes, the patent application points out, occurs at approximately 90 degrees Fahrenheit and is accompanied by large changes in volume to the propellant, which is placed in airbag inflaters in the form of wafers or tablets that resemble aspirin pills.

"If a reasonable proportion of those phase II grants are not paying off in commercial success, that interferes with that cycle," says NSF's Hennessey.

"I tend to focus," he wrote, "upon those phases of a work of literature in which what have to be called religious considerations are overtly or secretly paramount".

He saw something metaphorical in those phases of his life, in that knotted feeling of injustice and spoiled aspiration — his tale was as much demography as biography.