Sentence examples for moved to meet from inspiring English sources

Strikingly, we did not find an inflationary impact – instead, supply moved to meet demand.

But after 11 days of protests, King Hamad ibn Isa al-Khalifa has slowly moved to meet protesters' demands, taking incremental steps.

"With an aging and increasing immigrant population needing health care services in the area," it said, "the department moved to meet the needs of the community".

Her movement was laboured as she limped to the service line and she barely moved to meet Konta's returns before quickly being broken to love.

Designer Paul Costelloe moved to meet the demand, offering tailored coats and scarves based on the series, while Savile Row bespoke tailor John Pearse said many of his clients were inquiring about the actors' clothes.

Within hours of establishing a website –– and the @headsroundtable Twitter identity – we had more than a thousand followers and education ministers from across the political spectrum had moved to meet with us.

Landing a rocket at sea requires less fuel than doing so on land – a ship can move to meet it.

But I could not go on living there without moving to meet some of the demands of the times".

But the number of cord cutters is on the rise and TV is finally moving to meet them.

For us cousins, it was moving to meet the Sharps' daughter, grandson and great-granddaughters in person here in Washington, bringing the story even closer to home.

He said that residents would not have to move to meet the goals, but that new arrivals would be assigned housing with the integration goal in mind.