Sentence examples for increasing movement from inspiring English sources

Both tried to explain to the audience how unhelpful the term was: Simpson pointed out that contrary to the idea of ethnic minority ghettos, there was increasing movement of ethnic minorities into suburban areas around big cities.

Shanghai Tower might be the only supertall tower to achieve LEED Platinum, but it is part of an increasing movement for towers to market green credentials as the demand for more sustainable urban development is felt.

Brad Conner, manager of real estate lending for Bank One in Phoenix, said that "there is an increasing movement to 15 years in order to shorten the loan without increasing payments".

Lord Justice Thorpe said co-operation between countries on family law was needed due to "globalisation, increasing movement of persons across borders, and the ever rising number of family units which are truly international".

He worked at HarperCollins for 16 years, through a time of tumult in the book business marked by consolidation, the increasing movement of authors and editors among houses and an attendant increase in competition among editors jockeying to promote their books within each house.

To attain this goal, there is an increasing movement toward single embryo transfer.

Other conspicuous forms of mobility in Europe are the daily commuting of city workers and the increasing movements of tourists.

European security monitors in Ukraine have reported increasing movements of military vehicles from Russia into separatist-held Ukrainian territory.

In practice, this may be achieved by taking brief activity breaks to disrupt prolonged periods of sitting or by increasing movements while sitting.

Increased movement, decreased velocity.

This increased movement will cause any original infection to spread over a much larger area.