Sentence examples for move has put from inspiring English sources

The move has put pressure on other Swiss brands to address the issue.

The move has put emoji on the radar of many more iPhone and iPod Touch owners.

Let's be very clear that this move has put the wellbeing of trans young people at risk.

The move has put extraordinary pressure on Jon Stewart, the prospective host, who would apparently be forced to ad-lib his way through the three-hour show, to avoid breaking guild rules.

The move has put the coalition on target for a furious battle with the unions, who have promised to protect their employees' privacy and fight for an opt-out, so civil servants can choose to withhold personal information.

And while Walmart's move has put pressure on other large employers to follow suit, an increase in pay by retailers is just a drop in the bucket when it comes to helping improve the overall wage growth.

I tried to show some sympathy for the financial burden the sudden move had put on the festival association, but I have to admit to being pleased that the festival would take place where it had always taken place.

In order to remove the strain that Hitler's move had put on German Japanese relations, the "Agreement for Cultural Cooperation between Japan and Germany" was signed in November 1939, only a few weeks after Germany and the Soviet Union had concluded their invasion of Poland and Great Britain and France declared war on Nazi Germany.

To be sure, this year's moves have put only a "dent into last year's devastation," noted Howard Silverblatt, senior index analyst at S.& P., in a recent report.

Some diplomats have privately welcomed Washington's threats against Iraq, saying that the moves have put pressure on Baghdad to comply with United Nations demands.

Defensively, he's better than Pierre (that is, he at least has an arm), while the Twins' off-season moves have put him in position to get everyday at-bats as the starting left fielder.