Sentence examples for continued movement from inspiring English sources

"I'm still relatively new to this business, but I think there's going to be continued movement, not to point a finger at any particular league.

Nevertheless, disparities between rural and urban areas, albeit reduced on several fronts, persisted into the 21st century and contributed to Syrians' continued movement from rural to urban areas.

The erosion and continued movement of these faulted blocks, together with the continuing volcanism of the North Island, define to a large extent the landscape of the country.

Outcomes are far from determined, but early signs indicate continued movement in a positive direction.

The continued movement to other universities produced a school of Scottish nominalists at Paris in the early sixteenth century, of which John Mair was probably the most important figure.

"There's a debate going on internally now about whether or not we supply additional defensive weaponry and capability, as well as potentially what could be called... weapons that could be used in an offensive way, if in fact there is continued movement by those little green men without patches on their shoulders," Biden said, referring to unmarked Russian soldiers in eastern Ukraine.

It resulted from continuing movement along the fault line between the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates.

The peace-palace project will continue, movement leaders say, despite the multimillion-dollar costs and the limited success so far.

After Newfoundland joined the Canadian confederation in 1949, Newfoundlanders began to move to Ontario in increasing numbers, and there has been a continuing movement from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

The removal of these inmate populations, combined with the continuing movement of people from upstate districts, may leave some districts with too few residents to continue as they are.

Nearly half the inhabitants still live in rural areas, although there is a continuing movement of population toward the main towns and particularly to the villages that lie on their peripheries.