Sentence examples for a move of more from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Neill, who is based in London, points out that while it took just 84.5 cents to buy a euro as recently as six years ago, it now takes $1.45, a move of more than 70percentt.

The decision by Mrs. Clinton was based in part on the recent cooperation of the group, in completing a move of more than 3,000 of its members from its longtime location in Iraq, Camp Ashraf, said two officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity in advance of an official announcement.

A general view has been expressed among some professionals in the heritage conservation field that there may be an increase in insect populations, with a move of more temperature-sensitive species northwards [2, 3].

Third, the retention profile used in this study coded a 'failure' as a location move of more than 15 km or break in service provision of more than 3 months [ 29], in recognition of the importance of continuity of care as a key dimension of primary health care [ 30].

(In this context, "dangerous" is defined as an upward move of more than two degrees centigrade).

Guernsey prison officers are being trained in Jersey as part of a move for more joint working.

This can then be a part of a move towards more open and democratic processes in science, ensuring a socially robust knowledge production.

And more recently there's been a move toward more sophisticated ways of targeting specific protein interactions.

Last June, the EPA proposed a rule reversing that determination, a move undercutting more aggressive enforcement of the Clean Air Act.

In the video, a mysterious hand opens the urn, a move more reminsicent of the Home Shopping Network than C-Span.

That is a move more worthy of Trump, who works up crowds to berate reporters as "scum".