Sentence examples for moved highly from inspiring English sources

The bombing and the artillery fire were at their most intense in the early morning, when the Americans considered anything that moved highly suspicious, so the farmers took to starting work in the fields around eight or nine o'clock instead of at seven, as their custom had been.

However, even when we move highly successful dominant species around -- like corn (maize) or kudzu (and other domesticates and other exotics), we find no evidence that this causes the entire biosphere to shift into a new state.

In what CBS promises will be a uniquely moving, highly emotional episode "Belinda" (series star Jennifer Love-Hewitt) first encounters Keagan when, as luck would have it, the sleepy bank he guards is held up on the very afternoon of his retirement.

Remarkably, M5 moves highly processively on actin filaments over long distances, facilitating the observation of individual M5 molecules at work.

So too would controlled evaluations of the costs and benefits of reducing environmental lead exposure in high crime inner city areas or moving highly exposed populations from areas of high lead burden.

Earlier this year, for example, a small manufacturer based in Europe needed to develop a pipe system that could move highly-volatile and abrasive hydrocarbons like solvents and metal cleaning agents safely over long distances.

We introduce an effective approach for performing rapid local annealing of BCP films by focused laser spike (FLaSk) zone annealing, using a moving highly-focused circularly polarized visible wavelength laser spot.

He praised Ukraine, which announced it had moved all highly enriched uranium out of the country.

First, recommended therapy for uncomplicated falciparum malaria has moved to highly effective artemisinin-based combination therapies.

"I value such a move highly".

Now he thinks such a move highly unlikely.