Sentence examples for a large-scale movement from inspiring English sources
It is difficult to judge to what extent this is a large-scale movement.
Around 1050 B.C., having exterminated the coastal Canaanites, they began a large-scale movement against the interior hill lands, then mainly occupied by Israelites.
The islands' pioneers likely arrived centuries before European conquest, as part of a large-scale movement of people from North Africa.
It was the start of what became a large-scale movement of cryptography out of the secretive offices of the National Security Agency and into the halls of academe and, later, makers of commercial cryptographic systems.
Unfortunately for Scheer, this signal was intercepted by British listening stations, and, though its exact details were not completely understood, it was obvious from its wide distribution that a large-scale movement by the High Seas Fleet was imminent.
"There is a large-scale movement in anticipation of health care reform, where size becomes more and more important," said Mukesh Gangwal, managing director of Huron Healthcare, a hospital consulting firm.
These would be concentrated in three areas: on the Japanese force at Heath's Plantation, where they formed an obstacle to any large-scale movement against Lae; on the Lae area to destroy the aircraft, dumps and installations located there, and to test the defences with a view to larger scale operations in the future; and on the Salamaua area to destroy the wireless station, aerodrome and dumps.
Soul Fire Farm works in collaboration with a large scale movement to take back Afro-Indigenous land stewardship knowledge and promote equality within the food system.
"A large scale movement of Women in Solidarity with Hijabs is my Christmas wish this year".
"A large scale movement of Women in Solidarity with Hijabs is my Christmas wish this year".
A rapid, large-scale movement to the cloud would have to be driven by user demand, but large user demand won't be created by incremental, evolutionary improvements.
