Sentence examples for mobile members from inspiring English sources

The downwardly mobile members of the squeezed middle find the costs of going to law cripple them.

Harris says: "I'm one of the more mobile members of the group and can still drive and get about.

We are still probably the least mobile members of a pack but we try and keep up.

A former labor lawyer, Ms. Horowitz intends to form a forceful advocacy group for freelancers and independent contractors, the most mobile members of an increasingly mobile work force.

But most early Pentecostals were upwardly mobile members of the stable working class and their leaders "the most upwardly mobile segment of the middling class".

"We had to ask, 'Is this another way to measure a community's viability?' " City leaders concluded that people were being born, but that recent college graduates, the most mobile members of society, were not choosing to move to Memphis, and that workers moving in earned less than those moving out.

The first mobile member has the yaw and lateral displacement degrees of freedom, which are actuated by two servomotors equipped with ball screws; in sequence there are the roll, the pitch and steer degrees of freedom, as summarised in Figs. 6, 7 and 8. Open image in new window Fig. 2 Motion cue capabilities of the UNIPD simulator.

Mr Podushkin could not be reached on his mobile by members of the family; his mother, Lidiya Afanasiyevna, rushed to the police station and hospitals without any joy.

Thanks to mobile phones, members of the public often send us pictures and video of a breaking news story long before we can get our cameras there.

Meanwhile, founding WAC member GSMA is also now officially partnering with Apigee to provide its services to the GSMA's 800 mobile operator members.

The prize was awarded based on a combination of votes from the public, Mobile Monday members and an expert jury.