Sentence examples for mobile area from inspiring English sources

The Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce promoted Mobilizing Mobile on its Web site, at mobilechamber.com.

The Treaty of Paris (1763) gave to Britain what was then the only settled part of Alabama, the Mobile area.

"He doesn't come from the African-American perspective — he's not of that tradition," said Kimi Oaks, a prominent community volunteer in the Mobile area, with apparent approval.

Winthrop Hallett of the Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce, in Alabama, believes the Chamber offers "tremendous value", even for those who dislike some of its tactics.

West Somerset was revealed to be the least mobile area in England, with Norwich, Waveney, Scarborough, Blackpool, Breckland in Norfolk, and Torridge in North Devon, among the others which rated very poorly.

A return to Mobile is being planned for next month, Ms. Haines said, with a meet-up at the Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce, which also took part in the effort in November.

In contrast, 94 per cent of London's local authorities are among the most socially mobile areas.

As the map above shows, many of the least mobile areas are in the Midlands and parts of the north.

The latter is essential for long-term risk assessment of the impact of endografts in highly mobile areas.

Matisse's head of "Jeanette" (1910 11) also partakes of a personal reproportioning that gives a new vitality to the less mobile areas of the face.

Random location assignment affected intergenerational economic outcomes as well, with families assigned to more socially mobile areas (as designated by Chetty et al., 2014) displaying lower cross-generational correlation in outcomes.