Sentence examples for may move further from inspiring English sources

A bicyclist may move further left to avoid hazards such as parked cars or debris, but the bicycle driver must avoid undue interference with other traffic".

Signed comment about the development of Times Square and the possibility that the New York Times may move further away from its namesake.

By Paul Goldberger The New Yorker, November 29 , 1999P. 41 Signed comment about the development of Times Square and the possibility that the New York Times may move further away from its namesake..

"He feels that in the markup and committee process, the bill probably needs to move to the right, not the left, and that it may move further to the right if it gets out of the Senate and over to the House," said Colin Hanna, president of Let Freedom Ring, a conservative grass-roots public policy organization.

Pinnipeds may move further inland and rest in sand dunes or vegetation, and may even climb cliffs.

Mainland Pakistan may well move further towards more overt displays of conservatism and piety.

Only time will tell what his platform will be, and with Clinton's chokehold on the moderate space in the Democratic Party, we may see Webb move further to the left.

They may move even further south into Sahel farmlands, as they can travel 100-200km in a day.

Instead of continuing to flock to cities, many Americans may move even further into the suburban and exurban communities for cheaper homes.

Thus, while moving to a credence function that is closer to its perfectly calibrated counterpart may move you further from the omniscient credence function, this can only be because the perfectly calibrated counterpart of your new credence function is further from the omniscient credence function than the perfectly calibrated counterpart of your current credence function.

Despite the latest measures, Kiev still fears separatist troops may be preparing to move further into the west of the country.