Sentence examples for geographic move from inspiring English sources

Thirty-eight percent of the people in the field made a geographic move.

Spinoffs, like second homes, can be refreshing, and some have been quite popular even when they are not based on a geographic move like "Frasier" but a shift to the opposite sex, as in "The Girl From U.N.C.L.E".

"I'd guess maybe 35% of my clients make a geographic move," Younglove says, "and those are mostly the adventurous ones".

Yet it could make financial sense to make the geographic move as well as the professional move.

He also says that Lilly's breadth allows employees to make lateral or geographic moves that advance their professional growth.

The acquisition is clearly a geographic expansion move for Google, but its Textcube blogging platform also has some social networking features which Google might want to export to Blogger or other products.

The cylindrical window is then moved in space and time and it allows the centre of the circular geographic base to move across the HDSS villages.

The magnetic declination in the East Pacific sector is also positive, but the dip equator cuts across the geographic equator to move to the southern hemisphere so that high occurrences of irregularities shift to the September equinox and appear in the southern hemisphere, whereas the OLRs still stay in the northern hemisphere and fail to correlate with the irregularity occurrences.

"There will be a big move toward geographic diversification," said Robert J. Coughlin, a principal at Tritec in East Setauket, which builds and manages properties.

Recurring reports have shown that H5N1 avian influenza in Southeast Asia is moving into eastern Europe, and scientists are concerned that this virus could rapidly move across geographic regions through poultry, animal husbandry, and wild bird migration (5, 6 ).

Because the average lifetime of aerosols is one week and aerosols move across geographic space and time, AODs (i.e., the extinction of beam power due to the presence of aerosols) records a very strong spatiotemporal structure.