Sentence examples for move to countries from inspiring English sources

Congress was moved by industry fears that book printing would move to countries with cheaper labor.

The logging companies will have an incentive to move to countries that have conserved their forests," as Guyana has.

Furthermore, companies can vote with their feet, and more are threatening to move to countries with greater tax appeal.

Technology also enables some higher-end jobs to move to countries with large pools of highly educated workers.

They usually move to countries that offer migrants less legal protection and fewer services than wealthy nations do.

In other words, the current US tax system has a distorting effect in encouraging multinationals to move to countries offering lower corporate tax rates.

But many people have been successful in astronomy without moving country, or by moving to countries other than the USA (Europe, Australia, S. America).

Production is moving to countries with cheaper labour, such as neighbouring Vietnam.

Black and Asian academics too have moved to countries where they will be better appreciated.

"In Europe you tend to find people exploiting better regimes, moving to countries to get better rates," Mr. Jones said.

Over the years, many couples chose exile, moving to countries that offered residency to same-sex couples.