Sentence examples for move far and from inspiring English sources

The study also suggested that the four species do not mate with each other in the wild, an unexpected finding given giraffe move far and wide, and have been shown to interbreed in captivity.

Whether or not the rebels stand and fight to support the coca growers and traffickers, whose protection money finances their war effort, tens of thousands of coca growers are likely to move far and wide, taking their seedlings and guerrilla protection with them.

Jobs are scarce so we take ones we don't enjoy, or move far and frequently to chase good ones.

HIPC was launched in 1996 to provide relief to 41 of the world's poorest nations -- the great majority of which are in Sub-Saharan Africa -- but has failed to move far and fast enough to achieve its modest objectives.

Five years later, brain stimulation research has moved far and fast.

Pachauri said although negotiations had not moved far and many leaders are playing down expectations, he has not given up on an agreement.

September In the run-up to the first award of the Booker prize next month under its new rules, organisers become worried they have not moved far and fast enough.

With the increasing angle of the lower slope, more coarse sand and gravel moved far and deposited on the second part, especially for the gravel.

The political and cultural climate has moved far and fast since the skirmishes of the 2004 presidential election, a time the movie "Truth" looks to re-examine.

After obtaining an older brother and younger sister, have the older brother move far away, and move away from your sister.

However, when the nodes are mobile, type-based data distribution alone cannot provide robust data storage and retrieval, since the nodes that store similar types may move far away and cannot be easily reachable in the future.