Sentence examples for vast transition from inspiring English sources

They hold our hands through that vast transition.

"When comparing this study with his previous works, a reader cannot help but be struck by the vast transition he makes from recording reproducible, quantitatively measurable, controlled laboratory observations to exploring thoughts and feelings.

The sales clerks and tellers on these front lines have been preparing feverishly for what is expected to be the hardest part of a vast transition: the first weeks of January, when ordinary citizens unload old notes and consumers and businesses juggle two currencies at once.

And third, let's imagine that eukaryotes emerged in oceans (the reasoning would also apply to freshwater settings), if the surface ocean was oxygenated and the rest anoxic, this would imply a vast transition zone covering nearly all the planet surface.

Senator McConnell could use his considerable power to help coal miners deal with the vast economic transition that's coming for their jobs, not just protect the short-term interests of his fossil fuel industry backers.

For the vast majority, transitioning involves simple but life-changing social changes such as adopting a new name and changing pronouns in their day to day life.

This definition is unproblematic in countries where the vast majority of transitions to ownership are accompanied by a residential relocation.

Among those moving from living with a partner at t0 to living alone at t1, the vast majority make this transition due to bereavement (85% of men and 92% of women) rather than through divorce or separation (3% for both men and women).

Overall, we show that pseudo-transition analysis can explore the vast regulatory landscape of dynamic transitions using relatively few steady-state data, thereby guiding time-consuming, hypothesis-driven molecular validations.

Instead of facing vast, high-risk technology transitions once a decade, the cellphone industry could advance at a steadier pace, like the personal computer industry.

But government officials and Western diplomats say Zimbabwe is quietly keeping a close hold on the levers of power and will remain a crucial force in determining the course of the transition in that vast, troubled country.