Sentence examples for move from high from inspiring English sources

When you move from high school to college, the criteria change".

It's equivalent to saying if you're addicted to cigarettes, shall we move from high tar, to medium tar.

First, they move from high birth rates and early mortality to low birth rates and longer life expectancies.

As societies grow richer, and start to move from high fertility to low, the size of their working-age population increases.

Ms. Winfrey could move from high literature to lowly undergarments in a heartbeat; she is the woman who introduced "Anna Karenina" and Spanx to the masses.

During the day, we are guided by our ultradian rhythms, and we move from high physiological alertness toward physiological fatigue in 90-minute intervals.

Growing populations expand over a larger area as individuals move from high-density patches to the fringe of the population.

There is no doubt the design of cities influences how we move, from high-concept choreography to the literally pedestrian.

The cost of 3-D printing has dropped enormously in recent years, enabling the technology to move from high-end commercial use to the homes of thousands of hobbyists.

We then argue that the two approaches can be combined to yield a community metabolic model, which will supply the framework needed to move from high-throughput omics data to testable predictions about how prebiotic, probiotic, and nutritional interventions affect the microbiome.

Katz points to the famous Gautreaux experiment in Chicago, in which families were given subsidies to move from high-poverty neighborhoods to the suburbs; studies have found that children in these families were far more successful academically than would have otherwise been predicted.