transitional
IPA: trænsˈɪʃʌnʌɫ
adjective
- of, or relating to a transition
- temporary; pending the implementation of something new
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Examples of "transitional" in Sentences
- So, he ` d have to have what we call transitional objects.
- It is the nature of the beast that there is a transitional period.
- The coming rains are spurring aid groups, the international community and the Haitian government to focus on building what they call transitional housing.
- UES has made repeated assurances that what it calls a transitional period will be launched in July, deregulating a quarter of capacity contracts until 2011, when the remainder will also be fully liberalized.
- Thus, FH and others have come up with a partial solution to this dilemma: "They are changing these very temporary shelters to what they call transitional shelters that can last up to five years ... and they can withstand category two hurricanes," Winterstein said.
- Almost as he spoke, Rajoelina was parading triumphantly through the capital surrounded by armed soldiers and an adoring crowd after seizing control of one of the city's presidential palaces and taking the oath of office there as president of what he called a transitional authority.
- 'From a technical perspective, the DJIA and the S&P 500 remain in the middle of what we call a transitional zone, or consolidation range, after spending months solidly entrenched in a well defined and statistically stable uptrend channel,' said Fred Dickson, chief market strategist at Davidson Cos. in Lake Oswego, Oregon.
- And when I was in the rehabilitation center, when I had transferred to what they called their transitional center, which is a home-like situation where you don't need the constant supervision of the hospital, they moved in a cubicle for me, like I had had at work and it had a computer and a phone and a fax machine and what we called then a quotron (ph), that was the pre-Bloomberg days