Sentence examples for mobility is so from inspiring English sources

Her mobility is so limited that she cannot escort them to and from their elementary school three blocks away.

But his run-blocking mobility is so outstanding that any team with an offensive line coach who can teach a player how to at least "not get demolished" in pass protection should consider him.

"It's a tough job for the carers because my mobility is so restricted".

For oxides such as CexZr1−xO2 mixed oxides, O mobility is so high that surface and bulk mobility can no longer be distinguished.

During the past decade, there has been an increased focus on mobility in the social sciences linked to the so-called 'mobility turn', which claims that as mobility is so pervasive it should not be viewed as a rupture in society but as a normal way of life.

Jerome Kagan, for example, an eminent Harvard psychologist, argues that the claims for long term benefits arising from early interventions are put forward, despite lack of convincing evidence, because the alternative, the recognition of deep inequalities in the USA and the lack of social mobility is so painful, and contradicts the rhetoric of opportunity for those who work hard.

Physical mobility was so common that many individuals lived and died far from their places of birth.

Giambi's mobility was so restricted last fall that he could not start at first base in Game 5 of the World Series.

Clegg made it clear that tackling social mobility was so important that he would place his educational reforms above the Lib Dems' usual demand for a change in the voting system in the event of a hung parliament in which they would hold the balance of power.

When oil is displaced by water, the oil/water mobility ratio is so high that the injected water fingers through the reservoirs.

"The evolution of the mobility space is so massive it will create different spin offs on top of the platform business that we're building today," says Papadimitrakopoulos.