Sentence examples for transitional decade from inspiring English sources

There followed a transitional decade for Comfort.

"They are just going through a transitional decade".

What's hard to shake, though, is the sense that this was a transitional decade; many of the projects here would be fully realized by other artists in subsequent years, who benefited from developments in color photography.

The transitional decade leading up to the late work may be Guston's most fascinating and underrated: soulful abstractions that have the rough, barely muffled anger of raised voices approaching from the other side of a closed door.

Hindsight enables us to see that the 1780's was a transitional decade in which the cultural balance shifted decisively away from the Enlightenment toward Romanticism, but of course Kant did not have the benefit of such hindsight.

As we pressed forward (and continued aging) we coined a new word; perimenopause, the transitional decade of changing hormones.

The results suggest that if developed countries adopt a combined target for 2020 of ≤20% below 1990 levels, global CO2 emissions would probably have to be reduced by ≥5%/yr, and possibly ≥10%/yr, post-2030 (after a decade transitional period) in order to keep warming to 2 °C.

This is natural in a transitional process, especially after decades of tyranny and dictatorship.

Between the gradual disappearance of the SMCCs and bare-foot doctors and the establishment of the CHC system, there was a transitional period of two decades (1978 1998) during which the rural areas suffered a severe lack of medical facilities; there were no private clinics.

Some architectural historians have looked at the 1970s as something of a lost decade, at best transitional and at worst full of second-rate-work.

They announced an agreement to form Somalia's first non- transitional" parliamenon- transitionalcade.