Sentence examples for bit of a move from inspiring English sources

"It's certainly a bit of a move in their direction".

"There's a bit of a move toward a smaller product nationwide in our communities," Richard J. Dugas Jr., the president and chief executive, said in a recent interview.

"There has already been a bit of a move to exclude foreign doctors from training in the U.K". Britain remained jittery on Tuesday, with the police evacuating parts of London's Heathrow Airport after a security scare, stranding hundreds of passengers in a rainstorm.

Interestingly there has been a bit of a move towards seeing fairy tales as an adult, or at any rate a young adult – a dark sort of genre.

The Series A, Berry added, "signals a little bit of a move from us being incredibly scrappy to beginning to focus on being scalable".

His intentions have been demonstrated to Marco Mattiacci, the new team boss, and I think we might slowly towards the end of this season see Ferrari making a bit of a move".

TOM: Agreed, the brand pillars have been a bit of a moving target.

This year's fickle weather might have made the date for "peak bloom" of the city's legendary cherry blossoms a bit of a moving target.

That's not so hard because SolarCity is a bit of a moving target in terms of valuation and its value is highly dependent on future events.

In other settings, the doctor has been a bit of a moving target, issuing what the defendants' motion calls "a dizzying labyrinth of denials, justifications and rationalizations — none of which can be reconciled with each other, much less demonstrable fact".

While these surveys are far from perfect and gun attitudes are a bit of a moving target these days, they do allow us to see that when facing what appears to be a hard choice between putting their faith in God and guns, many American Christians choose both.