The phrase "a mover to make" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to someone or something that initiates action or change, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "He was seen as a mover to make significant changes in the organization, but his plans were never fully realized."
Alternatives: "an agent of change" or "a catalyst for action".
Hiring professionals reduces some of the strain, and each day thousands of people call in movers to make life that little bit easier.
"The first thing a consumer should do to protect himself when hiring a mover is to make sure that the mover is licensed and insured," said Eddie Dowling, the owner of the Padded Wagon, a Bronx-based moving company (www.paddedwagon.com).
EZ-Go, a utilitarian people-mover designed to make urban mass transit more livable.
With most products and industries, the settlers enjoy more success than the pioneers because the pioneers have to fight an uphill battle to create the market, whereas the second or third movers have to make the product better.
With most products and industries, the settlers enjoy more success than the pioneers because the pioneers have to fight an uphill battle to create the market, whereas the second or third movers have to make the product better.
Its achievement, as one Enron executive said today, in creating a "regulatory black hole" fit nicely with what he called the company's "core management philosophy, which was to be the first mover into a market and to make money in the initial chaos and lack of transparency".
And Square, like SumUp a startup in the mobile payments space, was seen as an early mover in helping to make ubiquitous the concept of using smartphones to make payments.
A president can lead, but ultimately must have the support of a significant number of congressional lawmakers and Washington Movers and Shakers to make serious waves.
Glympse was one of the early movers in trying to make location-based services more social.
