Sentence examples for unavoidable transition from inspiring English sources
It turns out that in their unavoidable transition into the competitive unknown, they could have used him more to be just one of the core guys.
What if this is a choppy but unavoidable transition between one paradigm — one coherent ball of ideas, power structures, economic theories, values, behaviors — and another?
Soldiers in conflicts two generations ago had unavoidable transition time: a long boat ride across an ocean, perhaps a train to follow.
(1) Draw-bend fracture (DBF) tests are laboratory analogs of industrial forming conditions producing shear fracture; they offer the opportunity of experimental validation but introduce complexity because of varying strain state and unavoidable transitions between shear fracture and tensile fracture.
The conservative agenda of President Hu Jintao, the Chinese Communist Party chief, for the coming party congress squanders a good opportunity for managing China's unavoidable political transition.
A superficial alignment could be detrimental to the development of English language education in China, where diversity is perhaps unavoidable and transition to a new system will have to be gradual and smooth.
During the unavoidable chaotic transition now coming, it is vital that we protect children, women and the large and increasing numbers of persons with disabilities worldwide.
Mr. Zhu acknowledged a widening gap between rich and poor, which has become a source of popular unrest, but he said it was unavoidable during China's transition from a planned economy.
Waveguide translational symmetry is interrupted by the unavoidable presence of bends, transitions, and junctions, among others.
But now she's going to be unavoidable, because she has made the transition from backing vocalist to singer and songwriter in her own right, and the results are stunning.
In some cases, the discontinuities are an unavoidable result of mechanical or electric transitions which effects have to be minimized; in other cases, the discontinuities are deliberately introduced into the waveguide to perform a certain electric function.
