Sentence examples for be moved further into from inspiring English sources

He said there's no room for it to be moved further into the camp.

Environmental considerations appear to be moving further into the mainstream, and some proxy votes to date may reflect that shift.

And in light of recent bankruptcies and mergers among providers, like Excite@Home's failure and AT&T Broadband's sale to Comcast late last year, universal broadband deployment may be moving further into the future.

The Syrian government — ostensibly non-aligned, in a Cold War-divided world — seemed to be moving further into the Soviet camp.

Three years later, in a new album, "Before the Rain," he's moved further into the deep end.

Now the district lines have been moved further into Westchester and the towns of Eastchester and Pelham and portions of New Rochelle, areas that have voted more reliably for Republican candidates.

These aberrations cause the depth and size of the focal volume to increase linearly as the focus is moved further into the sample17, and practically limit the maximum depth with a large (>0.8) numerical aperture objective lens used in air to less than 10 μm in materials with a similar index of refraction (nCdTe ~ 3).

The same source said there was reliable intelligence showing that Goto had been moved closer to the border with Turkey in the days before his execution, but that he was moved further into Syria when the deal fell through.

However, where there were known or suspected pathogenic intronic variants close to the exons listed in the Breast Cancer Information Core Database (i.e. BRCA1 c.213-11T>G, BRCA1 c.5194-12G>andnd BRCA2 c.426-12_8del5), the primers were moved further into the intron to enable the detection of these variants [ 18].

The recession is moving further into history.

JPMorgan has been moving further into financial tech.