Sentence examples for moved in line from inspiring English sources

Year to date, the shares have outperformed the sector but moved in line with the market.

Until 2003, prices moved in line with employment, incomes and migration patterns, but then they departed from the economic fundamentals.

Since the outbreak of the war, they have moved in line with the general market, following this week's decline of the S&P 500 index before rebounding.

The last few years provide a "virtual laboratory" to test whether bankers' pay moved in line with bank performance, Mr. Cuomo said.

It's a bizarre tactic, made even more so on the final delivery, which he allows to rattle his pads once he's moved in line.

Porter had turned strategic thinking back in the direction of Frederick Taylor; Prahalad and Hamel changed that direction by several degrees.The drive to identify core competencies moved in line with the growing popularity of outsourcing.

Once loaded, the column was moved in-line with a U3000 HPLC (Dionex, subsidiary of Thermo Fisher Scientific) split to obtain ~300 nL/min flow rate over the nano-analytical columns.

This occurrence yielded efficient coagulation when two porous spheres were moving in-line.

In this work, the vortex-induced vibrations of an elastically mounted rigid cylinder are able to move in-line and transverse to the flow with equal mass ratio and natural frequencies.

This work studies the vortex-induced vibrations of an elastically mounted rigid cylinder able to move in-line and transverse to the flow, with equal mass ratio and natural frequencies in both directions.

When dancers moved in lines, kicked up their heels or slapped their sides, their motions suggested folk dancing.