Sentence examples for move annually from inspiring English sources

When housing is not an obstacle, more than five million men and women, nearly 4percentt of the nation's work force, move annually from one place to another — to a new job after a layoff, or to higher-paying work, or to the next rung in a career, often the goal of a corporate transfer.

Compared with the percentage of people in their 20s who move each year which is between 25% and 30% the percentage of older Americans who move annually is quite small at 4% or 5%.

The ability of blue whales to tan in response to UV exposure may be connected to their historic migratory patterns as they move annually from higher to lower latitudes with a greater amount of sunlight.

Migratory marine vertebrates move annually across remote oceanic water masses crossing international borders.

Water exchange in addition to influencing discharge potentially releases harmful components for the environment, representing huge volumes of water masses that move annually between coastal water bodies and fish farms.

84% of the 110 billion pieces of mail moved annually is business mail.

China claims much of the South China Sea, through which more than $5 trillion of trade moves annually.

China has also blamed the US for stirring up trouble in the South China Sea, a vital waterway through which more than $5tn of trade moves annually.

This point of intersection is indicated by the Geographic South Pole Marker, a shiny pole that must be moved annually (each year the pole is given a new design by those who remain at the South Pole Station during the astral winter) due to the shifting of the 2 mile thick Antarctic Ice Sheet.

It's widely known that a statue of the marathon's co-founder, Fred Lebow, which stands at the East 90th Street entrance to the park, is moved annually to Tavern on the Green, so that his bronze likeness can see the finish.

In literature, several models have been proposed to estimate the mean rate of sediments moved annually alongshore.