Sentence examples for a serious movement from inspiring English sources

One of those changes was the growth of women's soccer as a serious movement.

In the UK, a serious movement to remunicipalise like other major European cities has yet to emerge.

It has had to understand itself better through this listening, and it has had to convince other groups that it is a serious movement, not just some kids who camped in a park for a few months.

Mr Obama urged Mr Netanyahu to grab "an historic opportunity to get a serious movement on this issue".Mr Netanyahu showed flashes of his old, combative casuistry as he batted aside the president's demand that West Bank "settlements must be stopped".

And yet, except for the demonstrations and energetic recall campaigns that roiled Wisconsin this year, unionists and other stern critics of corporate power and government cutbacks have failed to organize a serious movement against the people and policies that bungled the United States into recession.

It was not till the late 19th century that a serious movement arose against the "influx" of new immigrants, particularly Jews arriving in the East End of London from eastern Europe: "East of Aldgate one walks into a foreign town," said a Tory MP for Stepney.

But any serious movement needs first to constitute a social base and a collective subject – and with the old division of labour crumbling into millions of particles, unwilling entrepreneurs drawing precarious boundaries around themselves, this is how you do it.

But any serious movement needs first to constitute a social base and a collective subject and with the old division of labor crumbling into millions of particles, unwilling entrepreneurs drawing precarious boundaries around themselves, this is how you do it.

Whatever the measure, until now there has never been any serious movement to study it, canonize it, historicize it.

Then, any serious movement on the Palestinian question or the attempt to curb the bellicosely right-wing Israeli government didn't happen.

Almost as soon as any serious movement gets off the ground, activists will be confronted by questions about national security, Islam, terrorism and the like, simply because those issues are so central to contemporary politics.