Sentence examples for those two stages from inspiring English sources

There are normally months and months between those two stages.

Those two stages of coating failure should be considered for an optimal coating design.

The compromise now being neared would leave enough ambiguity about what exactly those two stages would consist of to satisfy both France and the United States.

Those two stages would see someone on $60,000 receive a 0.6% tax cut of $378 a year, while someone on $200,000 gets a 5.8% cut worth $11,520.

The submergence-induced decrease in the number of panicles per unit area and number of spikelets per panicle were responsible for the lower yields obtained from those two stages.

And (at separate times on those two stages) Ms. Weber and Mr. Mitchell each dance slightly different versions of the long solo made for Lisa Fox (who died in August) in "Fractions I" (1977).

I ticked the first two of those eight stages, and for some reason that process reversed.

What makes shopping behavior new and profoundly challenging is that customers today are no longer marching through those five stages in the context of a single channel.

He has mastered the art of conspicuous consumption, and over the years, his excesses have often provoked four stages of envy, no less acute than those five stages of grief.

Between those five stages, companies must Attract (turning a Stranger into a Visitor, or creating awareness of the brand), Convert (turning a Visitor into a Lead, or increasing consideration), Close (turning a Lead into a Customer), and Delight (turning a Customer into a Promoter, getting them to advocate for your business).

Here are nine ways the Cradle to Grave Randian State is harming Millennials in those four stages of life. 1. Prenatal Nutrition.