Sentence examples for has slowly moved from inspiring English sources

So the herd has slowly moved toward the dividend pasture.

As such, market consensus opinion has slowly moved from a strong hold to a buy.

German law on dual citizenship has slowly moved in this direction, as has public acceptance in bigger cities and the west.

But after 11 days of protests, King Hamad ibn Isa al-Khalifa has slowly moved to meet protesters' demands, taking incremental steps.

Over the last week he has slowly moved his belongings into a small room near the entrance of the building, known as Casita Esperanza, or Little House of Hope.

At the same time, House Republicans have made it clear they have no intention of bringing the currency measure to the floor, and the White House has given it a chilly reception, fearing it too blunt an instrument against China, which has slowly moved to increase its currency value.

Wegener, by contrast, proposed that Pangaea's constituent portions had slowly moved thousands of miles apart over long periods of geologic time.

As neighborhoods surrounding the area, like Chelsea and Gramercy Park, have expanded and become more upscale, full-priced retailers have slowly moved in and edged discount stores out.

Governments have slowly moved toward democracy; the enormous promiscuity of information facilitated by the internet is catalysing the same movement in business, enabling a movement toward decentralisation that has begun to sweep across every imaginable industry.

Like many other Native peoples, the Potawatomi had slowly moved west as the French, British, and Dutch colonies expanded inland from the eastern seaboard; the tribe had originally resided in what is now the lower peninsula of Michigan.

Skrillex and Diplo, once titans of wobbly big-room electronica, have slowly moved closer to the center of the pop mainstream, sanding their edges down and teaming up as Jack Ü.