Sentence examples for mobility would have from inspiring English sources

"Like many people, we thought mobility would have declined," Raj Chetty, one of the researchers on the project, told me.

Had the fire taken hold while the couple were asleep, his impaired mobility would have given him no time to escape.

"If they'd had to fuse Chris's vertebrae during surgery, that would have just been very awkward for dancing, because his mobility would have been restricted," he said.

Of course, their mobility would have been limited even if they stayed behind, with the closing of the Holland and Brooklyn-Battery Tunnels at 2 p.m. "We're both in very low-lying areas," Anthony Carvagno, the general manager of the Holland Tunnel, said of the two tunnels that closed.

While it might be expected that species with limited mobility would have small geographic distributions, some nevertheless occur over very large areas.

"Her mobility would have been quite limited with the soft cast on her arm.

"I feel like with my normal mobility I would have been able to just run that in," said Rodgers.

The Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) said the proposals would not improve social mobility and would have a "damaging effect" on pupils from the most deprived areas.

And with all that talk of mobility, it would have been nice to include built-in support for Wi-Fi wireless networking.

As the cohort was recruited in late middle age, there is unlikely to have been much subsequent social mobility (which would have created a misclassification bias).

If it had been an economics term paper, President Obama's heavily trailed speech about inequality and social mobility on Wednesday would have received a high passing grade.