Sentence examples for transitions whether from inspiring English sources

However, we all experience transitions, whether big or small.

In the book, I lay out a roadmap for others, using my experience and that of the dozens of executives I interviewed, to help make others' career transitions (whether in one industry or when changing careers) better, easier, and smoother.

The properties of materials change discontinuously across phase boundaries and at phase transitions, whether these be between two solids or a solid and a liquid.

The pace attack is in transition whether England's selectors like it or not.

"I mean, they're going through the same transition, whether they are deciding to wear the veil or whether they are painting their hair pink".

"Now they're getting all these other points in transition, whether it's off a steal, a missed shot, some kind of a turnover".

It is an urgent and celebratory album about change and transition, whether it's the woman leaving her abusive partner in "The Line" or the boy escaping his home town on a bus in "Tonight's the Kind of Night".

There have always been movies with women making a transition — whether she had a breakup like when Angela Bassett cut off her hair in 'Waiting to Exhale' — but at the same time with 'Rosemary's Baby,' it was a transformative moment.

Fascination with countries at moments of transition, whether crumbling or acquiring new direction, has taken Solomon to Libya, in the closing years of Gaddafi's reign; to Afghanistan, soon after the fall of the Taliban; to Myanmar, faltering towards democracy; and to Rio de Janeiro, when the city was trying to confront organised crime before the 2014 World Cup.

He brings a certain formality or reticence to the task and always locates the action in a precise society, usually one in a state of transition, whether it be Jane Austen's England or an America torn apart by the Civil War.

The burden-sharing from other countries in global governance do not necessary lead to another round of power transition, whether to another single power or to several powers.