Sentence examples for able to relocate from inspiring English sources

You weren't able to relocate people away from their networks.

Matt Gould: "If you are willing and able to relocate, then age shouldn't be an issue.

Without the help of my parents I would have never been able to relocate or even consider living here.

Childless, claiming tenants (often in work, remember) might be able to relocate to a one-bed within their benefit limit.

But, Dr. Tracy said, the most troubling prospect is that people were no longer able to relocate for work.

Thanks to the help of a friend, Mr Siti was able to relocate to London instead, where he has lived ever since.

The A.L. founder and president, Ban Johnson, was finally able to relocate the floundering Baltimore Orioles to New York for 1903.

Some women may think that they'll never go back to work after having children, or that they'd never be able to relocate.

Many proteins are able to conditionally relocate between either the nucleoplasm, or other nuclear sub-compartments and the nucleolus [ 3, 4].

To orchestrate the local coupling of syncytial fragmentation and loss (transition into Ngn3+) of sparsely distributed GFRα1+ spermatogonia, it is vital that GFRα1+ cells are able to freely relocate.

Gujarat was able to effectively relocate the obstetrician gynaecologist role from the public sector to the private sector because there were sufficient numbers of specialists practising in rural areas.