Sentence examples for move as is from inspiring English sources

Eliminating sugar is a wise move, as is cutting out processed foods, but strict elimination is no way to live.

"The increase in entrepreneurs relief to £2 million is also a welcome move, as is the increased access to finance and £94bn available funding from RBS and Lloyds.

The prime minister is understood to support the move, as is Nick Brown, Labour chief whip, who also needs to be signed up to any change in procedure.

"This makes it easier for them to maintain European Tour membership and I think that's a fair thing for us to do and in the best interests of the tour". It is a common sense move, as is his stated desire to tackle slow play - the scourge of the modern game.

Carrying round a headscarf in case you feel uncomfortable is a good move, as is always carrying a cardigan in your bag.

There were substantial accomplishments relating to health care, student loans and financial regulations, and finally naming Elizabeth Warren to a position worthy of her talents is a welcome move, as is the departure of "Mr. Derivative" himself, Larry Summers.

But Germany has opposed the move as being outside the bank's mandate.

Anyway, being lambasted by him can be nearly as advantageous a career move as being hired by him.

Fellow Democrats dismissed the move as being at odds with the spirit of the Monday night agreement on judicial nominations.

Renault is trying to play down the move as being a business decision.

The South Korean media denounced the US move as being "protectionism".