Sentence examples for has been moved through from inspiring English sources

So work has been moved, through computer links, to offices in Waterloo and Ottumwa, Iowa, where wages for counselors with the same skills are 5 to 10percentt lower than in Des Moines.

It is useful to show this gradient in the context of the surrounding grain structure [see Fig. 4 in Rolletschek et al. (2004)], but as can be seen in the respective hand-made illustration, due to the 2D approach it is not really clear where the probe has been moved through and what the distributed points indicate.

Babbitt has been moving through his nineties with little fanfare, and he deserves more attention.

Since 2010, a class-action lawsuit on this topic has been moving through the legal system in California.

The suit has been moving through the legal system for a decade and is scheduled for argument in the state's highest court in May.

The case against Valli and Gaudio has been moving through the US courts for at least eight years, suffering a number of victories and reversals.

The baby boom — that fat lump that has been moving through the demographic snake since the end of World War II — is now made up of people between 45 and 65 years old, give or take.

The circus has been moving through the region, accompanied by a group of apparently aimless but oddly menacing onlookers, men who hang around the town's main square near the whale, waiting for something to happen.

The band of storms that has been moving through parts of the plains and the midwest since Thursday has been blamed for at least 14 deaths, eight in Texas and six in Kansas.

The case, which has been moving through the glacially slow Indian justice system for more than two decades, was brought by a man from the southern Indian state of Karnataka.

The second chance to save the returned forest has concerned Foster for the past few years, and now a plan he helped develop, called Wildlands and Woodlands, or W & W, has been moving through conservation circles like an aggressive invasive species.