Sentence examples for it moved away from inspiring English sources

What's perhaps less obvious is that the onetime ratings juggernaut lost its way several years ago, when it moved away from the pulse of pop in its broadest and most inclusive sense.

In January, the Fed inched away from that commitment by announcing that it would be "patient" before it moved away from its easy-money policy.

Drinks group Diageo dipped 23.5p to £20.05 after an investor day on Tuesday, in which it moved away from its previous stance of giving forward guidance.

Another reader thought that the company did more than just eliminate sales coupons; it moved away from its core business.

The highlight of this release is the addition of 3D imagery, something Microsoft tried a few years ago with Bing Maps online but then shelved after it moved away from its proprietary Silverlight technology.

I think that we missed an opportunity to better organize Human Resources as it moved away from its roots in "Personnel".

His intent is to lighten and refresh a lexicon that, as he sees it, moved away from its agrarian roots and suffers from a stigma of being unhealthy.

As it moved away from its chilly birth mom and into the Weddell Sea, a vast expanse of water saw the light for the first time in up to 120,000 years.

It moved away from building its own cars and towards creating the technology for others to build autonomous cars.

Although Cindy briefly developed favorable outflow, its upper-level structure debilitated after it moved away from the Lesser Antilles, preventing further development.

Drawing on her experience in New York, Ms. Dougherty had a strong hand in reshaping the way Hollywood casts films as it moved away from the old studio system and its "cattle calls" in the 1960s.