Sentence examples for a relocation from from inspiring English sources

The family made some big moves when Mr. Artschwager was a child: two extended stays in Europe followed by a relocation from Washington to Las Cruces, N.M.

All in all, Dr. Crandall pointed out, global warming is likely to be far less thermally dramatic for the individual person than a relocation from Canada to Florida, with its accompaniment of larger, more efficient sweat glands and slightly moister skin.

He stayed with the franchise for four seasons, which included a relocation from Los Angeles to Oakland.

Having spent so much time away in recent months with an increasingly busy touring schedule, Celeste hasn't been able to get into the studio as much as she'd like, and a relocation from Bristol to Berlin hasn't helped matters.

Since the ACA is a federal law imposing rules on health plans operating at the state and local levels, it added several other triggers, including the loss of one's job and therefore employer-paid coverage, a change in income that might qualify someone for Obamacare subsidies, or a relocation from one state to another.

Critics have asked why a major BBC drama is leaving Lancashire, when the corporation is completing a £200m relocation from London to Salford.

Those papers, with other News Corp businesses (Dow Jones and HarperCollins), will start moving next summer to The Place (aka Baby Shard) in a phased relocation from Wapping.

Despite this, concerns over a wholesale relocation from China would appear overblown, especially taking into account Chinese workers' higher productivity, the comparative sophistication of China's industrial clusters and the country's undoubted capacity to rapidly mobilise and utilise a large amount of workers to meet substantial international orders.

FOR Daniel Laufer, a job offer from Yeshiva University meant a relocation to New York from Cincinnati.

The critically endangered black rhino is to return to Chad decades after it was last seen in the country as part of an ambitious relocation from South Africa, where it is under siege from poachers.

Globalisation has also increased global competition for talent and skills and resulted in the offshoring of jobs – a relocation of manufacturing from the higher-waged, advanced industrialised economies to lower labour-cost countries.