Sentence examples for moved from having from inspiring English sources

We moved from having congenial conversations to eyeball-to-eyeball confrontations.

Historically, countries have moved from having "soft" currencies to "hard" (international traded) currencies after running current account surpluses for a significant period, and hence emerging as creditor countries.

The metropolitan region has moved from having the third-worst congestion in the nation to having the 10th worst, according to a new report from the Texas Transportation Institute at Texas A&M University.

In a few years, NASA has moved from having a few missions to other planets and other solar systems to having many in various stages of planning and operation, Mr. Spear said.

Now, however, many of these women find they have moved from having it all to doing it all, and are asking some hard questions about their role in the Britain of the 2010s.

This basic rule of physics, combined with the fact that the biomass pellets have to be stored dry in huge domes rather than spread out in the open air, means that Drax has moved from having more than 70 days of fuel stocks when it was a completely coal-fired power station, to having about 13 days of biomass stocks.

"We will move from having one of the oldest fleets in the region, to the newest," he said.

The first step is to move from having confused knowledge of the effect to having confused knowledge of the cause.

We believe this collaboration will ensure that GHA will move from having taken first steps to taking major leaps in the near future.

She has moved from Hyde and has not been seen in public.

It also simplifies Seedcamp's LP structure, moving it from having multiple LPs to just one.