Sentence examples for when they transition from inspiring English sources

Maybe this loss of desire happens to her more quickly because of the army, but I also think that's one of those sad things that happens to most people when they transition from their teenage years to their twenties.

Some technology companies lack basic risk management when they transition into financial organizations.

We assume to find a similar effect for students when they transition into their VET programs.

Schwab, which caters to independent advisory firms as a custodian, actively supports advisers once in the business and when they transition from wirehouse to independent advisory.

"The biggest benefit for most people when they transition from renting to owning a home is the ability to itemize deductions," says Mildred Carter, a senior tax analyst at CCH, a division of Wolters Kluwer.

I have found that the graduate students and postdocs who have taken on some leadership role in their department, school, or community tend to have an easier time when they transition from research apprentice to research master.

It's a shift, she says, that "should have happened back when they transitioned cars away from leaded gasoline".

Out of respect, use their correct pronouns, no matter the context of when they transitioned.

Our results show that, treated subjects showed an increase in electromyographic values of the RTA and LTA when they transitioned from closed eyes to open eyes.

Controls demonstrated that fly movement does not interfere with assay of GFP intensity: flies were tracked when they transitioned from stationary to actively moving, and this did not alter the level of GFP intensity detected.

It is possible that PWID in our study began using heroin through snorting and thus may have already been addicted to heroin and likely using daily when they transitioned to injecting.