Sentence examples for mobility of americans from inspiring English sources
Different state health care regimes affect the interstate mobility of Americans.
Younger people also forget about the elderly, in part, he said, "because of the increased divorce rates in recent decades and the breakdown of the traditional family, not to mention the mobility of Americans".
"There's evidence the mobility of Americans has actually declined over time, which may be an aggravating factor".
The high mobility of Americans and frequent changes to precincts and polling locations mean voter and poll worker mistakes are inevitable.
One other marker of this eerie story of a developed nation undergoing underdevelopment and a striking reproach to a cherished national faith: for the first time since the Great Depression, the social mobility of Americans is moving in reverse.
Increased mobility of Americans through interstate travel has complicated the identification and investigation of outbreaks.
But both films understand how the freedom and mobility of American life are tied to its violence and volatility.
Constantly amazed by the mobility of American society, Tocqueville noted that he met Americans "who have successively been lawyers, farmers, businessmen, ministers of the Gospel, and physicians".
A major reason for the deviation is the mobility of American companies, particularly the ease with which they now shift operations to China and India.
He was kept off guard by the mobility of American helicopter cavalry and his forces suffered an enormous number of casualties in battles they might have avoided.
It would enhance the mobility of American armed forces, the president said.A match made in heavenNicolas Sarkozy was inaugurated as France's new president.
