Sentence examples for early move toward from inspiring English sources
One example is how in 1996 Yahoo agreed to charge consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble only when people clicked on ads, not just when an ad was displayed, an early move toward the complex tracking and targeting used by online ads today.
W. Dennis Duggan, a Family Court judge in Albany, said the wide support for creating a judges' association was similar to early moves toward trade unions in industry.
So it goes in late April, with the arrival of young music throughout the marketplace, the best of which is gunning for song-of-the-summer punch, making early moves toward July ubiquity.
As mentioned earlier, moving toward a higher level of sustainability is a big concern not only for local small businesses, but also for multinational companies (Khorasani and Almasifard 2017).
These early moves signal that the new administration aims to roll back gains made toward reproductive justice in 2016.
GIPHY has made early attempts to move toward branded content.
As noted earlier, the current move toward teaching science from a process perspective, how science works, should establish that whereas creationism may claim that evolution is "just a theory", in scientific terms a theory is robust, supported by much evidence, and accepted by the scientific community as a whole (Williams 2008).
Abolitionism followed as well as the earliest official moves toward winning the franchise for women codified at Seneca Falls.
Ms. Livni announced this week that she would decide Sunday whether to try to form a government or move toward early elections.
Despite the move toward early elections, and what many here believe is a commitment Mr. Netanyahu made to President Obama in March not to attack before the American elections, a senior intelligence official said the military option remains very much a live possibility.
