Sentence examples for bit of a moving from inspiring English sources
TOM: Agreed, the brand pillars have been 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".
"The lab space was a bit of a moving target,... which should have been a red flag".
This device was first unearthed by 9to5Mac, and has been a bit of a moving target in terms of pinning down its release date.
Twitter is certainly much better for featurephones (as opposed to smartphones), but that's a bit of a moving target, since featurephones are getting smart and smartphones are getting cheap.
However, 5 inches does make it a bit of a beast, moving the device squarely into too-big-to-be-a-phone-too-small-to-be-a-tablet territory… but look at that keyboard!
"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.
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".
