Sentence examples for transitions to from inspiring English sources

Progresa increased transitions to secondary school by nearly 20percentt.

First, transitions to democracy are usually long, volatile and unpredictable.

There are doubtless many child actors who make happy transitions to adulthood.

Caroline Zimm is a researcher at Transitions to New Technologies Program, IIASA.

"We know that terrorists perceive government transitions to be periods of increased vulnerability," Ms. Duke said.

"Performers are rehearsing sections and transitions to ensure they are as tight as possible.

But their transitions to lives in private business have been strikingly different.

They made radical transitions to new products and new industries, and survived through evolution, not preservation.

The video transitions to slow motion as the militant beheads Salem.

No wonder Ph.D.s have difficulty making transitions to nonscience careers.

When n=0, the state transitions to perceiving invariants.