Sentence examples for ability to move back from inspiring English sources

"The slowdown in the housing market," he said, "impacts my ability to move back to Lavon".

Though the bombing in Times Square failed, Mr. Shahzad's ability to move back and forth between the United States and Pakistan has heightened fears in the Obama administration that another attempt at a terrorist attack could succeed.

On the contrary, in Spain, the effect of the legal status is predominantly direct and has almost nothing to do with the ability to move back and forth between origin and destination.

The ability to move back and forth from the clinic to the laboratory, bridging two very different worlds, is an essential skill for physician-scientists doing patient-oriented research, and it is an important skill to learn early in training.

"And the shuttle didn't have the ability to move back, either.

The crimes can be reviewed via Batman's link to the Batcomputer in the Batcave; this allows a player to view virtual recreations of the scene from different angles (with the ability to move back and forth through the crime's timeline), view it in slow motion or pause while looking for clues to solve the crime.

Some of Mr. Bush's advisers said although there was a risk that Mr. Bush would lose the extra credibility that comes from being viewed more as a president than a candidate, they believed that he did have the ability this far before an election to move back and forth between the roles.

"The key here is to give the Ukrainians the ability to defend their territory and also to move back to a political solution," said Reed.

"A halfway house, we talked about, is a less secure facility, more access to the general public — more ability to move contraband back and forth," Mr. Lanigan said.

"With all the left-handed hitters in their lineup, they provide the ability to move it back and forth, which is expected," Cubs Manager Joe Maddon said Friday.

She yearned to move back to China.