Sentence examples for may move elsewhere from inspiring English sources

If taxes are high in one region to meet pension costs, people and businesses may move elsewhere.

In addition, Mr. Davidoff says, a tax on financial transactions raises the issue that traders may move elsewhere.

The loss ended a 21-game streak without a loss for the Blues, and could prove devastating amid persistent rumors that team stars like Didier Drogba, who spent much of the night in the periphery and became only the second player ejected from a final, may move elsewhere for next season.

However, there are fears it will be too big for the port and Condor may move elsewhere.

Or fickle teenagers may move elsewhere and all these companies will adapt to the next fad social networking site.

According to Mr. Chen, the business may move soon elsewhere in Brooklyn.

Being the first country to introduce limits on how bonuses can be paid could make it more difficult for British banks to compete for top managers and may prompt people to move elsewhere to avoid the rules, some analysts said.

The requirement to plead guilty to a felony is both unusual and dangerous: some jurisdictions could withdraw BNP's banking licence and some customers may be forced to move elsewhere.

However, this security is often short-lived as marriages are unstable – husbands may desert them and move elsewhere or initiate other relationships.

"We may find that foreign owners of U.S. Treasury securities may look for opportunities to move elsewhere".

The section east of the Washington Monument has traditionally been used as a staging area for marching bands and others who participate in the inaugural parade, but they may be moved elsewhere this time to accommodate the crowds, most of whom will have to view the swearing-in ceremony and the parade on JumboTron screens.