Sentence examples for because it moved up from inspiring English sources

Workers preferred the light scaffold because it moved up to eight times faster than the heavy scaffold.

A bubble occurs when an asset moves up today only because it moved up yesterday.

"It would be closed down immediately, so I don't understand why something [that] would be unacceptable in August somehow becomes plausible and acceptable because it moves up to a football ground, unless you go with the intelligence in a sense of a people who openly couldn't care less about the feelings of what they say and the impact on others".

Breaking local news no longer appears on the front page, because to save money it moved up its deadlines and moved late-breaking local, national and foreign news to a separate section.

"I had the worst draw that I could have had but it's turned out OK because I moved up a weight category.

The lawsuit heard in Los Angeles was not originally scheduled to be the first over the A.S.R. but it was moved up because Mr. Kransky was found to have terminal cancer.

"Out of Sight" was intended for a November release, but it was moved up because of delays with another Universal picture, "Meet Joe Black," -- an odd idea of a feel-good summer crowd pleaser in any case.

But it's emerging as a threat to bigger international rivals because it's moving up technology's food chain and will eventually squeeze rivals' profit margins.

Around the Web · Representative Ron Paul will not do much contesting in the Florida primary, Politico reports, "because the state moved up its primary in violation of Republican National Committee rules," causing Florida to lose half its delegates.

The Democratic Party rules were that Michigan and Florida's votes would not count because they moved up their primaries in defiance of the party.

Companies saw their unit labor costs increase by 11.8percentt in the last quarter of 2012 only because they "moved up" compensation due in 2013 to help employees avoid future taxes.