Sentence examples for move in terms from inspiring English sources

It was a significant move in terms of personnel but was primarily a tactical change.

The developments, she said, "signal a long overdue move in terms of police accountability and transparency.

Killing him would be too bad a move in terms of PR.But that is exactly my worry.

"People may be making a move that is a small move geographically, but a large move in terms of upward mobility," he said.

(At a press briefing, Stephen Miller explained the move in terms that recalled the language of the racialist Immigration Act of 1924).

"He is exactly the calibre of player we should be bringing into this club and a significant move in terms of our recruitment process.

But while these are all good moves, in terms of scale they are almost negligible.

It made his images all the more moving in terms of being evidence of the arresting of time.

The goalposts keep being moved in terms of accountability and teachers who might potentially step up to headship fear that they would only last a few years.

It was feared that the financial sector would be one of the slowest moving in terms of re-engagement with Iran.

Its apparent acceptability is a damning indictment of how slowly we as a culture are moving in terms of changing attitudes towards Gypsies and Travellers.