Sentence examples for a wider move from inspiring English sources

The offshore wind boom is part of a wider move from fossil fuels to renewable energy across the European Union.

Both providers said the changes were part of a wider move to put products in place that are simple for consumers to understand.

This banishes the occasional complaint of past games – becoming mired in a particular area or mission – and is part of a wider move towards playability.

The bill has been seen by some as part of a wider move to stigmatise organisations critical of current government policy – particularly the country's occupation of Palestinian territories.

RES is pioneering the "local energy discount schemes", which are part of a wider move to give communities benefits from having energy generation located near their homes.

For the Nordic Food Lab, eating insects is part of a wider move toward diversifying the food supply and going back to nature.

Flanker Schalk Burger was at the end of a wide move to charge over the line in the 16th minute.

Under Jerry Bailey, El Corredor launched a wide move on the final turn to pass the front-runners Forty One Carats and Left Bank and then withstood the vigorous charge of the closers Peeping Tom and Affirmed Success.

Rice was concerned for her colt when Santos moved City Zip back, which prompted the track announcer Tom Durkin to call out, "City Zip is dropping off the pace!" And when City Zip finally rallied, he had to catch six horses and make a wide move off the turn, which did not make Rice any more comfortable.

Greig Laidlaw stole the ball at the breakdown following the restart, and Finn Russell angled an inch-perfect kick for Kinghorn to gather and run in from the edge of the opposition 22. Midway through the half Kinghorn again got on the end of a wide move to score.

"The rise of self-employment is just part of a much wider move towards more casual, insecure working arrangements.