Sentence examples for move are far from inspiring English sources

The forces that drive people to move are far greater than any power they have to stop them.

As the nascent opposition movement prepares for its next major day of protest, set for Feb. 4, the tentative embrace of an alliance with nationalists has emerged as a defining step — but the consequences of such a move are far from certain.

Guggenheim Partners, the "financial services firm" that provided the main money muscle behind the move, are far removed from the dude who started the gallery of the same name, but they might've bought the team as a long-long-term investment, or even as an art purchase, which would make sense.

So Cerro de Pasco's big move is far from certain.

Indeed, it's immediately clear Malik's move is far from some idle grab for solo fame.

But whereas New Labour symbolised a fundamental shift in the character of social democracy, the Tory move is far more opportunistic.

But, in reality, the move was far from pragmatic: more than 70 per cent of runaways go missing without ever being reported and, without recourse to shelter, underage runaways find themselves stuck in a catch-22.

The source said "thousands of pieces of evidence" had been re-examined by the British police team to get to this stage, adding this latest move was "far from a scatter gun approach".

Ed Miliband's move was far more theatrical: answer the audience question for a few minutes, pause for dramatic effect, then turn to camera and deliver a heart-felt plea to "the people at home".

But this move is far from innocent.

The move is far from certain to work.