Sentence examples for make relocation from inspiring English sources

Inefficient ports and high customs duties make relocation expensive.

You tend to have responsibilities that make relocation impossible (family, home, partner's job).

True, Wal-Mart is hardly alone in demanding that rising managers sacrifice family life, but few companies make relocation such a fixed policy, and few have employment rolls even a third the size.

Set (hat {S}) ensures that relocation costs are sufficiently small to make relocation of an efficient doctor feasible.

Another idea is to make relocation piggyback on the query reading the same attribute, in a similar manner to the study [72].

> NFL reminds teams that only the league can make relocation decisions.

So, employers hiring millennials are more likely to make relocations packages available for a move to a new city, and millennials are eager to explore new places in an affordable transition.

More than two-thirds of chemical companies are multinationals with overseas headquarters, making relocation more likely.

The housing market slowdown and property price falls in some areas are also making relocation difficult.

But the highly charged atmosphere in Okinawa, where two-thirds of the 50,000 American troops in Japan are based, made relocation difficult.

That makes relocation difficult to impossible, and the resulting decline in mobility suggests that labour market recovery will take longer than is normally the case.But Americans aren't entirely immobile, and the patterns of movement are revealing.