Sentence examples for that one stage from inspiring English sources

The Joyce Theater needs 900 seats, while the opera needs 2,200; it is generally accepted that one stage could not serve both.

It was found that one stage crystallization reaction happened in Fe31Ni31Si18B18Nb2 coating with low Nb content and two stage crystallization reactions in Fe30Ni30Si18B18Nb4 and Fe28Ni28Si18B18Nb8 coatings by laser processing.

It is not just that one stage or step coincides with another (for instance, the specification of policy alternatives may interface with the selection of policy instruments/interventions).

These findings indicate that one stage (two scales, 31 items) of the inventory could be removed without violating the inventory; it would still measure women's childbirth self-efficacy during the whole birthing process.

Follow-up for 42 months showed that one stage III patient and two stage II patients died of disease, whereas one stage III patient and two stage II patients had disease progression of either recurrence or metastasis.

Of course, if two-stage data are available it would make sense to use the full set of data, but it might be that one stage is sufficient for accurate estimation.

(Joe Scarborough, trying to get his mind around that one, staged an interpretive reading of the interview on "Morning Joe" — video above — which was kind of brilliant, but, in terms of comprehension, didn't help).

These mean that one-stage operation for DDH may be not the younger the patient performed at surgery time, the better the results was, rather to a special age group.

One member of the audience found it incredible that at one stage he found that he had forgotten his wife's name.

The article went on to point out that at one stage this July the firm held 11percentt of all the oil contracts on the regulated New York Mercantile Exchange alone.

I read that at one stage you were dreaming as Jesse… That's true.