Sentence examples for may move closer from inspiring English sources
At the same time, if the sanctions continue, Rouhani may move closer to Russia and China".
The possibility of gay men becoming eligible for the HPV vaccination may move closer on Wednesday when the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) – experts who advise the government on the use of vaccination to tackle any medical condition – discuss the issue.
Nour was an adversary of the Brotherhood but now, under pressure from Islamists, may move closer to the group.
"It just means that instead of growing one-and-a-half times faster than the U.S., California's job growth may move closer to the rest of the country".
Team sports may thus move closer to a European sponsorship model, where commercials are everywhere -- corporate logos on team uniforms, for example.
In an unconscious attempt to find an escape route, people who are lying often angle their bodies toward the door if they're sitting, and if they're standing, they may even move closer to the door.
Now that you are divorced, you can no longer afford the same child care provider, so your best bet may be to move closer to a family member who is willing to watch your children while you work at a full-time job.
Given that evidence exists of possibilities to improve people's awareness and knowledge about depression, public beliefs may over time move closer to those of health professionals [ 24].
This is particularly pertinent to women who live in rural and remote areas who may need to move closer to maternity unit around the expected date of birth.
The outcome of those elections may move Washington closer to bipartisan compromise in 2013, even if the glacial pace won't conjure the "Laissez les bon temps rouler" good feeling that this city is famous for.
His remarks coincided with one more sign of American public displeasure that Mr. Cameron may move Britain closer to leaving the 27-nation European Union when he gives the address, which was initially scheduled for Friday in the Netherlands.
