Sentence examples for early moves toward from inspiring English sources
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).
Abolitionism followed as well as the earliest official moves toward winning the franchise for women codified at Seneca Falls.
His early move seemed insane.
This is intuitive, cooperation is more costly when nodes meet more often, and so the tradeoff moves toward noncooperation earlier.
GIPHY has made early attempts to move toward branded content.
Furthermore, TDI can be used to measure myocardial motion, specifically the rate at which the mitral annulus moves toward the base during early diastole (e′).
Dylan, even on his earliest records, was moving toward more surrealist, free-associative language and the furious abandon of rock and roll.
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).
