Sentence examples for had not moved much from inspiring English sources

Ten years later prices had not moved much.

He acknowledged that by the end of the talks they had not moved much closer.

Mr. Patten said that although Business Week's share of the business publications' advertising pie had not moved much, his ad pages for the first half of this year were down 13percentto to 1,880, from 2,160 in the first half of 1985, and ad revenues as estimated by the Publishers Information Bureau were $80.8 million, down 6.3percentt from $86.3 million.

Open-ended comments indicated some participants had not moved much in the past 24 hours, and others commented that they were rarely or never woken and encouraged to change position overnight.

A local reaction center arose when S and R molecules came near each other, transforming into S and A. If there was also a nearby X molecule, then X and A caused a reversion to X and R. The R molecule could react again with the original nearby S molecule, which had not moved much because of a slow diffusion rate relative to the timescale of reaction.

By Thursday afternoon, the eagle hadn't moved much, so he coaxed it into a small tree and hoped it would roost.

But Citigroup's stock price hadn't moved much in five years, and maintaining a cautious approach would have involved forgoing the kind of growth that some of the firm's rivals — UBS and Bank of America — were already enjoying.

But Citigroup's stock price hadn't moved much in five years, and maintaining a cautious approach would have involved forgoing the kind of growth that some of the firm's rivals UBS and Bank of America were already enjoying.

But the debate between them has not moved much beyond rhetorical flourishes.

But if the voters have not moved much, the same cannot be said of politicians.

At a weaker company, that might have done real damage, but the share price has not moved much in months.