Sentence examples for has moved rather from inspiring English sources

Also, in many cases, the pollution has moved rather than disappeared, migrating along with dirty industry to poorer regions of China.

Overall, though, development of the service has moved rather slowly.

Junk has moved rather like small-cap stocks, which have been out of favor until recently.

But over the last few decades, technology has worked its way from our functional/working lives, and has moved rather aggressively into our social lives.

Ripley likes to think well of his fellow-ornithologists, past and present, and he breathed happily when he came to the conclusion that Zosterops and Gracula had moved, rather than that Legge and Wait had erred.

Since then, things have moved rather quickly.

Mansfield is an interesting example of someone who has been radicalised by experience and has moved leftwards, rather than rightwards, through life.

The principal outcome of the first decade of Azeri independence is that the country has moved backward rather than forward since the beginning of "free market" reforms.

Now it has moved to a rather anonymous setting in the ground floor of a conference center.

It does help that Jonny Lee Miller is playing Holmes as a Brit who has moved to New York, rather than dusting off the American accent that served him well in the disappointingly short-lived Eli Stone, but surely the success of Downton Abbey has proved that American audiences aren't allergic to seeing shows based in Britain -- if anything, the novelty might prove more appealing.

Outsourcing has moved from being a rather quirky cost-saving enterprise to being mainstream business thinking.