Sentence examples for were able to transition from inspiring English sources

They were able to transition from a developing to a developed economy by investing in their young labour force.

Horses, which had also been made obsolete, were able to transition from utility to hobby: their numbers in the United States had dropped almost seventy-five per cent by 1950, from a high in the early part of the century, but racing and riding found their audiences, and the horse population started to grow again.

At the time, 3Com was the dominant player, but by leveraging the cost and performance benefits of having an integrated transceiver technology in CMOS, we were able to transition the market from 10 megabit to 100 megabit Ethernet and move Intel's position from a minority player to the market leader within the network interface controller business.

When the hardships of adult life hit, I found that the friends who were equipped with facts about the real world were able to transition into their careers faster than those who were not.

This is supported by the drop in Ca2+-rigor force in the ischemic fibres, demonstrating that the relationship between the relief of thin filament regulatory unit inhibition and initial crossbridge attachment [3] was impaired in ischemic fibers and limited the number of crossbridges that were able to transition from non-cycling to cycling states.

The primary focus of the research was to determine which characteristics described the residents who were able to transition.

You need to be able to transition seemlessly.

Not all young people are able to transition as smoothly.

"They want to be able to transition out of this life with their dignity".

He should be able to transition smoothly into the university social scene.

Some runners are able to transition to a FFS while still wearing traditional shoes.