Sentence examples for has moved by from inspiring English sources

On average, our projection of the popular vote in each state has moved by just one and a half percentage points, in one or another direction, since then.

In the 18 states that were forecast to produce a single-digit race, our projection of the popular vote in each state has moved by just 1.5 percentage points, on average.

Subsequently, as sovereign Iraq has moved by stages through elections and complex deliberations to the formation of its current government, the United Nations has renewed the mandate for the multinational force at the request of successive Iraqi prime ministers — Ibrahim al-Jaafari in 2005 and Nuri Kamal al-Maliki last year.

Where her biological arguments in general are concerned, I'll assume, to leap to the bottom line, that the nature/nurture debate has moved by this time from the theoretical sphere to the technological - soon, the feuding over sociobiology is going to seem pretty trivial.

The S.& P. 500 has moved by at least 2 percentage points on 6 of the last 25 trading days since July 4. By contrast, there were only two days with 2percentt changes from the end of 2003 to the end of 2006.

The APD chip starts shifting downwards from 6 W and has moved by (approx30~mumathrm{m}) overall.

It should have moved by more than 4.5% on six days; it did so on 366.

She commuted there from Queens, where her mother had moved by then.

"The axis about which the Earth's mass is balanced should have moved by 2.7 milliarcseconds".

"There's some disappointment over the Fed not having moved by this afternoon," said William Meehan, chief market analyst for Cantor Fitzgerald.

And there was no room for reflection; the past had moved by far too quickly to dwell on it.