Sentence examples for through these stages from inspiring English sources

"The idea is to locate how people move through these stages and what indications there are of each stage".

We have to say, 'O.K., what are we going to do?' If you're going to be a good football team, you have to go through these stages.

By coincidence, the Rocky Mountain News has re-posted a recent Lowe interview, and it finds him as agreeable and witty as ever, even when discussing the difficulty of aging gracefully as an artist and the delay between "The Convincer" and "At My Age": As you get older of course you have to go through these stages of having your heart broke and so on and so forth.

There is no set timeframe for passing through these stages, but they have become accepted as part of the normal pattern of grief.

Through these stages of evolution, the subsystem and chip companies designed new manufacturing techniques that advanced their products, but, more importantly, the ability to stamp out units by the millions.

"The last two days have been anything but easy and suddenly it's got hot - it's just nice to get through these stages and into the mountains on Friday," said Australian Porte, who took over as Team Sky's race leader after Britain's defending champion Chris Froome crashed out on stage five.

And I doubt that his buildings would have quite the same impact if he hadn't passed through precisely these stages.

I've been through all these stages with both my women and my writing, and I definitely have a love-hate relationship with both.

"We don't really understand fully yet why we need to go through all these stages, and why do we need to do it in the order that we do, but we know if it's defective, you're not getting as good quality sleep, and you feel that the next day".

It is unusual for a single intervention to be sufficient to move an individual through all these stages and thus facilitate a lasting behaviour change.

The widespread distribution of orexinergic projections through all these stages may imply an involvement of the two neurotransmitters in a large variety of physiological and behavioral processes also including higher brain functions like learning and memory.