Sentence examples for and relocation to a from inspiring English sources

Repeated disturbance in the breeding season would lead to eventual abandonment of a site and relocation to a more secure site".

The installation, which keeps the collections essentially distinct, is modest by the necessity of the Museum's recent fiscal problems and relocation to a relatively small space across from Lincoln Center.

Patients in the heparin group were removed from the trial because of; bleeding from catheter site (n=1), patient non-compliance with dialysis (n=1), reduction to twice weekly dialysis (n-1), and relocation to a non-trial site (n=1).

Tech giants like Facebook and Google are better equipped to cover high salaries and relocation to their impressive facilities than a venture-backed startup.

Anchee's traumatic encounter with Mao's misrule begins with her family's eviction from their Shanghai apartment and their relocation to a squalid communal house, where food was scarce.

For example, the plan already contained a provision "for a response to residents within 24 to 72 hours, and temporary relocation to a hotel … as longer term housing is arranged," the documents said.

For 197 people, the reason for non-contact after three attempts was unknown, while for respectively 511 and 34, relocation to an unknown new address and death was documented.

The Michigan Citizen, a local alternative newspaper, has likened neighborhood change and possible resident relocation to "a modern-day 'Trail of Tears' for Detroiters".

And although his relocation to a more obscure corner of the market has sapped business, he treats it as par for the course.

In little Kenny's case he carried it through months of refugee detention centres and a relocation to an impoverished new life in an all-white Welsh village.

Telisha Watkins, who will be freed in mid-November after being sentenced to 20 years in 2007 for charges of cocaine and marijuana possession, declined relocation to a halfway house, instead opting to be released to her older sister who lives in Charlotte, North Carolina.