Sentence examples for including migrating from inspiring English sources

We'll be adding many more image collections in the coming months, including migrating all of our existing ones that predated our new platform.

Linda Krop, an attorney for the Environmental Defense Center in Santa Barbara, said the area was rich with animal and plant life, including migrating endangered blue whales.

Environmentalists, including the Delaware Riverkeeper, said that by filling in a half-acre of tidal gravel beds, the project would disturb more than 50 species of fish, including migrating shad, river herring and short-nosed sturgeon.

August to October is a safe bet for snow bunnies, but even if the white stuff doesn't settle, winter can still be a wonderful time to travel with crystal clear skies and excellent wildlife viewing (including migrating whales).

All files formats are normalized (including migrating software-specific data files to flat file formats such as ASCII, text, or comma delimited, and rewriting code written using licensed statistical software such as SPSS to open-source statistical languages such as R).

He takes advantage of the local seasonal meats and produce, including migrating white pigeons, rabbit, lamb and veal.

To evaluate the potential changes in overlap between migration seasons, I calculated the proportion of sparrowhawks (both young and adult birds included) migrating within the annual main migration period of each passerine species, with the time period between 5 and 95 percentiles of the migration.

Some of these include: migrating our finance ops from Excel to Xero to provide better reporting, negotiating with suppliers and banks to get better rates, rolling out employee benefit systems and better deals and introducing a HR system to support our employees' development and holiday requests.

This includes migrating the business listings on Google Places to Google+ (which business owners can do through their dashboard) and upgrading Google Docs to Google Drive, Google's cloud storage platform.

Solutions include migrating staff paying back training costs, or rich host governments remitting part of a tax (e.g. income or national insurance) to the Malawi government.

The latter phenomenon, termed in-migration, would include pharmacists migrating from other jurisdictions, such as other Jamaican RHAs, or other countries.