Sentence examples for Move hand in hand from inspiring English sources

They show, to paraphrase Ian Hacking, that representation and intervention move hand in hand [ 74].

Motivation goes along side with human welfare and these two concepts move hand in hand and at times they are inseparable.

So, too, are trade barriers, as capital often moves hand-in-hand with trade flows.

Neither car-ownership trends by geography nor a mixed logit model of 43,000 households' joint car-ownership and residential-location decisions suggest that car ownership and suburbanization are moving hand-in-hand.

All this moves hand-in-hand with damage from endogenous agents such as reactive oxygen and nitrogen species (ROS/RNS) generated by all aerobic cell species as part of their routine metabolic processes (Yaar and Gilchrest 2001).

Hubris and amnesia moving hand in hand over each frontier.

Art and technology have always moved hand in hand from one epoch to the next.

This enhanced role has moved hand in hand with Wikipedia's growing stability (some would say stagnation).

The viability of stand-alone subscription services has yet to be proven, as growth and profitability are not moving hand in hand.

As Fig. 8 reveals wheat yields seem to have been moving hand in hand with the intensity of fertilizer use measured by tones nutrients per hectare of arable land.

""Zhenya [Chirikova] and I... decided that we would be even more united in moving hand in hand towards our common goal, which is to rid Russia of the crooks and thieves," said Mr Nemtsov, disparagingly referring to Mr Putin's ruling United Russia party.