Sentence examples for off the transition from inspiring English sources

Now that the lid has come off, the transition will be rocky.

Gerwig says she was aware of a question mark hanging over whether she could pull off the transition.

The rest went back into the Social Security system and would be used, he said, to help pay off the transition costs.

To be fair, Sewell pulled off the transition from screen to paper with aplomb: but for a pause as he riffled to the right page, he looked totally unflustered.

But before he hands over his potion, Gwala warns his patients that they must give up the anti-retroviral (ARV) drugs supplied by hospitals to stave off the transition to Aids.

He runs a programme sponsored by the World Bank to provide the technological tools and the training to scientists in Nigeria and Sierra Leone within the next two years.Such near-real-time feedback to front-line researchers could head off the transition to a pandemic, helping to spot mutations that change its virulence or its transmission characteristics.

The federal government has to sign off on the transition, and a top federal official just said he has "serious concerns" about the end-of-the-year deadline.

The video also demos the 3D power of WinPho 7, but the bit that's really interesting is the first half, which shows off the transitions used in the Associated Press app.

At 18, if a young person needed to move on to adult services, this would be simple – there would be no more falling off the edge of the "transition cliff" as is now a common occurrence.

Moreover, for an off-critical approach of the transition line, a power-law divergence is predicted by the theory while a logarithmic divergence is observed experimentally.

This may affect their effectiveness regardless of any considerations of one-off costs incurred because of the transition.