Sentence examples for moved future from inspiring English sources
Hoover was right that the long transition period was a problem, one remedied by the Twentieth Amendment, which was ratified the following month and moved future Inaugurations to the January after the election.
His terse statement also suggested the NCAA might consider moving future events out of Indianapolis.
Monetary easing usually works by encouraging businesses and households to move future consumption and investment forward to today.
Savings including job cuts – employee headcount down 41 staff from 2008 – and a £7.7m reduction in expenditure helped move Future Media into the black.
Just as the popularity of Eisenhower and Reagan in their times moved some revisionists to search for feet of clay, Clinton's current unpopularity may move future scholars to probe with special diligence for hidden signs of stature.
As holder of the copyrights, she could always move future Williams books to another publisher and, coincidentally, block Laughlin's plan to publish a volume of Williams' letters to him.
Automatically adding a record of previous emails, for instance, could be helpful in moving future conversations forward.
Two of those players, Keyon Dooling and Courtney Alexander, were moved for future first-round picks.
Moving forward, future studies of the Asian monsoon will surely benefit from the discussions presented here.
Moving toward future development, problems pressing for solutions and onward research directions are also posed to deliver a coherent picture.
