Sentence examples for phase things from inspiring English sources

When we go to the knockout phase, things become very tactical one way, and very emotional in another way.

A long-range focus "means you can phase things in much more effectively and you won't impact this recovery," said Senator Judd Gregg of New Hampshire, a Republican member.

That means, as Republican Senator Judd Gregg said, that "you can phase things in much more effectively and you won't impact this recovery.

He said: "Clearly it's not going to happen overnight, it'll be a phased thing, some of the policies hopefully will be adopted and will become policy that the planners and other departments of the States of Guernsey take on board".

"She just tends to sort of phase most things out and put herself in her own little environment and hit shot after shot," he said.

"It's surprising just how long this negative period has lasted for them," said Laura Richardson, a principal with Adams, Harkness & Hill in Boston, "and how difficult it is to pinpoint when we might get on to the next phase of things for them".

Kanzius and his team are still in the animal testing phase, but things are looking promising.

I think we're now getting into the mainstream adoption phase of things, like software service.

We're still in the "transistor phase" of things, so are not yet at the point where the full complexity of a modern microprocessor can be realized into the circuits of cells.

At this early phase, before things became violent, the crowd consisted mostly of activists and NGO (non-governmental organizations) people.

IT WAS JUST A PHASE! Some things are better left in the past, but that doesn't include you, parents.