Sentence examples for mobility means from inspiring English sources

We are embarking on nothing less than a complete rethink on what mobility means.

Social mobility means some must fall as others rise: naturally the middle classes will fight hard to hold their own.

Our high mobility means that we admit children throughout the year, across the school, who are new to the country.

Mobility means information, convenience, and social all served up on the go, across a variety of screen sizes and devices.

The demand for mobility means the optimum infrastructure to deliver video is a complex mix of satellite, Wi-Fi and mobile networks.

This marked degree of mobility means that schemes of study and examination are marked by a freedom and individuality unknown in France.

However, a number of different nuances around mobility mean that good data collection on mobile populations is not just a matter of finding them.

What do increasing rates of mobility mean for poor rural households in developing countries?

Social mobility meant you had to establish yourself with your taste, instead of your family name.

The Ivorian was good when he got the ball but his relatively limited mobility meant that was not very often.

Greater mobility meant that children had to know what was expected of them at a particular age (now called key stages) so that they could move from one school to another easily.