Sentence examples for mobility might be from inspiring English sources

Reduced mobility might be expected if mycotoxins had reduced the physiological well-being of voles to a point of apathy.

The central assumption of government thinking about social mobility might be statistically invalid.

"The central assumption of government thinking about social mobility might be statistically invalid," she said.

Since disparities in income, education and social behaviour now strongly reinforce each other, future mobility might be a lot lower still.

Gregor Samsa after a heavy night (mobility might be a problem, but at least I could spare her carrying her snack fruit by embedding it in a sensitive spot on her cardboard back).

And while I do not wish to conflate class with nationality (the working classes of England, Wales and Northern Ireland can hardly feel valued by pay gaps that have widened beyond belief), I believe Scottish priorities for solutions to health, education and social mobility might be different.

For example, mobility problems might be broken down into bed mobility, transfers, and walking.

With no STA mobility, the gap between the heuristics and the optimum is caused by two effects: first, even in absence of mobility, handovers might be required when STAs join or leave the network.

With corticosteroid injections, he said, "they might get 6, 8, 10 weeks of improved mobility, which might be half their lives".

Some argue that Alan Milburn, the former Labour party chairman and current chair of the social mobility commission, might be a better spokesman for a pro-European cause committed to working towards a second referendum.

Among major car brands, Daimler's exploration of mobility services might be the most far-ranging.