Sentence examples for be a move away from inspiring English sources

Ive says it will be "a move away from what is traditionally understood as consumer electronics".

It seemed to be a move away from the model of "superstores" that the company once defined itself by.

This would be a move away from the influence of Paul Dacre, the powerful and opinionated Associated Newspapers editor-in-chief.

There will also be a move away from the decades-old mantra of US military planners that America must be capable of fighting two wars at any one time.

There is a danger that there will be a move away from the game and we don't want to be in a position where people are alienated". Sutcliffe said the government would not interfere with the running of football, with policies such as salary caps, but said he wanted to act as "a critical friend".

Annie Leonard, co-director of the Story of Stuff Project, spoke of how there needs to be a move away from consumer action to citizen action, suggesting that people had focussed too much on trying to change their own personal habits, rather than the system.

"It's a move away from the 'formal meal occasion'".

Now, however, there is a move away from cladding.

There's a move away from simply showcasing.

I think there's a move away from heritage, which is good.

There has been a move away from the leasing of water estates ('jalmohals') to the promotion of co-management.