Sentence examples for softer transition from inspiring English sources

Unlike most of its ex-communist neighbours, which opted for a softer transition to capitalism, Poland embarked on "shock therapy" in 1990, masterminded by Leszek Balcerowicz, then finance minister.

The soft transition from the cheekbone down to underneath the jaw is extraordinary.

If not, the Golden Flashes need to attack U.N.L.V.'s soft transition defense and create some buckets for themselves.

Del Bosque has talked about a "soft transition" and Spain remain well-placed to qualify for Euro 2016 despite losing to Slovakia, but there is a search for identity.

Barnier told experts from the EU's other 27 member states last week that he wanted to avoid a soft transition deal that would see Britain staying in the club on easy terms for an indefinite period.

This neural network stabilizer then operates, in a gain-scheduling scheme, in accordance with the values of active and reactive powers furnished by the generator to the power system, but with soft transition variations of the controller parameters.

This soft transition in our outcomes is achieved through the proper selection of blocks that have similar spatiotemporal features using the LBP-TOP representation.

If you launch academic collaborations while you are still working for a company, notes Smith, the enterprise might allow you to make a soft transition, in which you work part time for both.

If [former President Nelson] Mandela gets any mention at all, it is as a sell-out, the man who led South Africa into a soft transition that left white privilege undisturbed and black poverty undiminished.

Simulation results show that as the iron-to-ferritin ratio is increased, there is a soft transition between steady state distributions from low to high iron-to-ferritin ratios.

This will create a soft transition between the hues when painting watercolor washes.