Sentence examples for transition era from inspiring English sources

And what's happening is, we're still in this transitional phase -- it's a different transition, but it's still a transition era -- I think that the people who become the true believers and armor themselves with orthodoxy get the most attention.

Hospital bosses doubt this is possible and pressure is growing for a "transformation fund" to see hospitals through this transition era.

But I think that in the much longer run — which is not what the book is about — it will be much more positive than it will seem during the transition era.

As governance and institutions have regrouped after the early post-Soviet transition era, new or renewed developments in forest and energy sectors have emerged.

Sub-Saharan Africa is doubly disadvantaged by the persistence of diseases of the pre-transition era--infectious disease conditions still account for two-thirds of deaths in sub-Saharan Africa [ 21] -- and the concurrent emergence of the heavy burden related to non-communicable diseases.

"What I have had to do is transition one era of players to the next," he said.

The novelty-music genre has seen its own significant transitions: the era when performers like Allan Sherman or Ray Stevens could have their songs played on mainstream radio stations and sell millions of records, and Bob Newhart could win the Grammy Award for album of the year, is long gone.

Accordingly, there was an increase in infections in HR as they developed RA (n=26), and a decrease among RA patients after they transitioned from eRA to laRA (n=135).

The statements from Prime Minister Blair and John Reid reflect a strong feeling that the time has come to complete the transition from an era of paramilitaries to an era of politics".

He is part of the transition of an era when the N.B.A. devoured college basketball.

They're going through a period of transition in an era of transition; for many of them, the future doesn't look very inviting.