Sentence examples for move from an from inspiring English sources

It's a typically contrary, startling move from an artist unafraid to challenge expectations.

Philosophy has always struggled to move from an "is" to a "should".

Otherwise, the problem will move from an economic crisis into a social one.

It was a desperate move from an autocrat who had not learned to harness the tools his opponents have embraced.

The move from an ad-supported model to a mixture of subscriptions and advertising is tricky, but logical.

"It helps him move from an entertainment brand to a news, politics, sports, and prime-time brand.

Britain faced an enormous task: To move from an aristocratic political economy to a democratic, industrial one.

To do that, it has to move from an assembly-copying-manufacturing economy to a knowledge-services-innovation economy.

The Android fresh setup experience (when you move from an old phone to a new one) isn't quite sorted yet.

He believed government could usefully promote social revolutions, in his case the move from an agricultural to a commercial economy.

It is only when you move from an artisan‑style economy to a corporate-style economy that you develop fragilities.