Sentence examples for moved from lower from inspiring English sources

In 1982, the company moved from lower Manhattan to Mamaroneck.

And, on the road, people are living in makeshift tents having been moved from lower ground.

For 30 years after it moved from lower Sixth Avenue in 1893, Koch & Company, at 132-140 West 125th, was Harlem's preeminent department store.

Within each item, the average measures and step calibrations increased monotonically as the rating scales moved from lower to higher categories.

Given a negative effect on health this would imply needs for vitamin D treatment particularly in women with immigrant background who have moved from lower to higher latitudes.

For the other 3 doctors, one was chosen who had moved from preventive to curative care, one who had moved from lower to higher levels (commune or district to provincial or central level) and one who had shifted from the public to the private sector.

Only two of these studies have been done in middle-income countries, one of which was in China when it moved from lower-middle-income country to upper-middle-income country during 1998 to 2006 (Wen 2008), while the other was in India when it remained as a lower-middle-income country during 1994 2006 (Grimm and Treibich 2013).

They took an iterative approach, assigning a rank to the relevant department (CS, business, history) at each institution and then counting how many "violations" there were of the pecking order that is, how many people moved from lower-ranked to higher-ranked institutions.

Moreover, the coalesced droplet is able to spontaneously move from lower conical post density region to higher conical post density region without the wettability gradient.

In this game, you have the option to play in three different modes, moving from lower to higher levels of difficulty as you go through the list of words.

As polarization among editors rose, the odds of moving from lower- to higher-quality categories increased by a factor of almost 19 for political articles, and by about two for both social issues and science articles.