Sentence examples for changing location from inspiring English sources

The key assumption is, given occupation-specific human capital, it might be harder to change occupations (compared to changing location).

With a new year upon us, here are six realizations that will help you find happiness in 2014. 1. Changing location will not change your personal happiness.

Finally, Heterocrania consists on a paroxysmal headache located on one side of the head, with changing location and intensity, and usually accompanied by nausea, bilious vomiting, sweating, dizzyness, photophobia or changes in perception of fragances.

The Japanese case is studies as it is distinguished from the urban residential zones where buildings are set tight along the street and collectively form a wall to the street whereas in Japan the presence of side setbacks along with the changing location of the buildings inside their plots creates constant changes to the streetscape.

NO has a relatively short length scale (0.4 km), which indicates high spatial heterogeneity: changing location by a small distance can yield a comparatively large change in NO concentration.

Changing location means recoding the method; learning a new vernacular of murder.

Those changes included new voter ID requirements, as well as closing or changing locations of hundreds and likely thousands of polling sites, shifts that used to require federal approval.

It means changing locations as a remedy, instead of changing behavior.

Unfortunately, Surgical Depot was in the process of changing locations, and its showroom was temporarily closed.

He pitched aggressively, as usual, changing locations and daring hitters to swing at his soft stuff.

The changing locations and temporary friends made the family close, and Col.