Sentence examples for transitional age from inspiring English sources

Ms. Couvelaire's career is emblematic of a transitional age.

The Republic was built in the transitional age between sail and steam.

There was scant attention focused on what experts now call "transitional age youth" — young adults whose needs are distinct.

"To lose one's parent at a transitional age, to dig deep on themes of mortality and friendship... I'd say Hamlet is a character many people can relate to".

A boy in a Benneton T-shirt, the best picture in the show, is caught stepping forward, one shoulder up, alert, stiff, fresh, in a pose that seems like a metaphor for his transitional age.

Taped in his studio, with the artist repeating the title phrase, Mr. Baldessari comes across as a Beckett absurdity: a funny-sad creature born to make art, but adrift in a transitional age.

I suggested that he apply to be a mentor for "transitional-age youth," kids who are aging out of the system but still need help figuring out the basics of life.

Middle schools, in particular, have long struggled with performance slumps and competing theories on how to strike the right balance between structure and independence for students at a transitional, volatile age.

The transitional stage (mean age 11.3 years) was observed in 1998.

A study was conducted to characterize health care professionals' perspectives on (1) successful transitional care of older adults (age 65 years and older), (2) suggestions for improvement, and (3) P4P strategies related to transitional care.

Most of the behavioral abnormalities were transitional with advancing age (6 months), although cognitive deficits measured by a two-way active avoidance task were long-lasting for male rats.