Sentence examples for has moved less from inspiring English sources
The European Central Bank has moved less than the Federal Reserve.
The first album released under Aerosmith's reported eight-figure Sony deal has resulted in sales of less than a million after two months of release and is widely considered a flop; Emancipation, which has been out for more than half a year, has moved less than half a million units, according to SoundScan.
When the angular dispersion of a body segment is smaller than that of another body segment, this indicates that the first body segment has moved less than the second one, or in other words, that the perturbation is more attenuated at the former anatomical level.
If one starts from that vantage point, Obama's numbers have moved less than 1pt in either direction.
As the crow flies, they had moved less than 10 miles — well, 10 miles and a couple of centuries, it seemed.
But over the same period, the plume of arsenic contamination — indicated by a streak of gray sand through the safer rust-colored sediments — had moved less than 400 feet.
Thus, the South-East Asian markets have moved less closely in line with Wall Street than those of Taiwan and South Korea, which depend more on electronics.In this section Close correlationships A suit and case for treatment First the put; then the cut?
Tagging data has shown that this shark tends not to make long-distance movements, with 30% of re-caught individuals having moved less than 50 km from their initial tagging location.
Thus, the prevalence of smoking has fallen substantially, and concentrations of total cholesterol (TC) have decreased, but blood pressure levels have moved less consistently (1– 3).
Because of the study design, cases and controls who were eligible for the tier 2 interview had moved less frequently than all study participants < 8 years of age.
Water molecules were determined to be immobile, (i.e., ice), if the average oxygen position of water had moved less than 0.8 Å over three successive trajectory frames (i.e., 200 ps).
