Sentence examples for instance is moving from inspiring English sources

The administration, for instance, is moving toward closing a tax loophole that these funds have long enjoyed.

Some mass retailers, too, are diversifying — Target, for instance, is moving away from male-centered best sellers and adding more women's and children's titles this year.

China, for instance, is moving toward the research frontier in areas such as solar power, scientific instruments, engineering and nanoscience, all of which can benefit the United States.

Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield, for instance, is moving its headquarters to Brooklyn, while Marsh & McLennan, the financial services conglomerate, is heading for a new waterfront tower in Hoboken, N.J., with 2,000 employees.

Access to Oxbridge, for instance, is moving at glacial speed, though there are green shoots, with programmes such as the Lady Margaret Hall foundation year and University College Oxford's Opportunity Programme showing some lateral thinking.

The Police and Fire Departments, for instance, are moving to protect their now famous FDNY and NYPD trademarks, as millions of dollars in profits from the sale of hats and other souvenirs go not into the departments' coffers, but into the bank accounts of private companies.

In the more important state polls, the movement is all over the place: to be blunt, the more educated swing states (Colorado, Virginia, New Hampshire and Oregon, for instance) are moving towards Obama or staying close; others (Ohio, Florida) are going the opposite way.

For instance, "The rock is moving" might seem to predicate the property of absolute motion, but physicists have discovered that there is no such thing.

For instance: the car is moving at 60mph (relative to the road and things along it), the plane is flying (relative) to London, the rocket is lifting off (the ground), or the passenger is moving (to the front of the speeding train).

"This appears to be another instance where the office is moving ahead of the S.E.C. and any other federal regulator".

For instance, Vanderbilt University in Nashville is moving its bookstore to a 27,000 square-foot former Borders, betting that the new location on the perimeter of campus can serve students and residents in an area where several bookstores have disappeared.