Sentence examples for transition grows from inspiring English sources

Instead, the person "persists insofar as her way of being, after transition, is desired and actively sought by her previous self, so that the way of being after the transition grows out of the previous self, is generated by the previous self, and can be understood in terms of characteristics of the previous self" (20).

That effort, officials on both sides said, has assumed some urgency as religious leaders see the likelihood of a papal transition growing nearer.

Under Mr Kadyrov, who has effectively ruled the republic since his father Akhmad Kadyrov was killed in a bomb blast in 2004, Grozny has undergone a remarkable transition, growing from a war-wrecked husk of a city to a modern metropolis with neatly manicured streets and new high-rise buildings.

Microsoft is a company in transition, growing new business units as its core Windows work slips in a slowing PC market.

The story of a region in transition, growing daily, so much so that even a sentence written yesterday about it can seem obsolete today.

"Freaky" is a dance floor crusher that not only plays with great samples but a beat that transitions and grows as the song progresses.

At the same time, though, the plight of veterans in transition has grown worse because of cuts in financing for Section 8 and other federal housing programs.

"Today the circle of proponents of the idea that Bashar al-Assad should be part of Syria's transition is growing.

Could the same kinds of grants and incentives be used to help commodity corn and soy farmers transition to growing fruits and vegetables?

"Prior to the Great Recession, exports from developing and transition economies grew rapidly owing to buoyant consumer demand in the developed countries, mainly the United States," writes Supachai Panitchpakdi, Unctad's outgoing secretary-general, in the report's foreword.

But as retirement becomes less of life's last lap and more of a post-middle-age transition, a growing number of people are deciding in their later years to care for others by becoming nurses.