Sentence examples for moved yet to from inspiring English sources

The CoE has not moved yet to divest from fossil fuel companies but has set up a subgroup to take advice on climate change and investment, with a decision expected next year.

A few weeks ago it moved yet again, to elsewhere in Chelsea.

So we moved yet again, to a three-bedroom apartment in Stuyvesant Town, long a haven for middle-class families.

His classroom teacher told me his family, beset with financial problems, had moved yet again, perhaps to another motel room.

Another example of contradictory contents comes from the waterfall illusion, when one looks at a stationary object after looking at a waterfall, the object appears to move, yet appears to stay still relative to its background.

In 1973, the family moved yet again, this time to Geneva, where Mr. El-Erian's father took part in peace negotiations involving the Arab-Israeli conflict.

In those years, the family Vandersteen moved yet again, this time to Wilrijk, another suburb of Antwerp.

There is no move yet to allow a liquor store.

And there has been no move yet to register the RUF as a political party.

Although most such decisions have already been announced, there are a few key moves yet to be made or decided.

Harvard's new financial aid policy is the boldest move yet to mitigate the soaring costs of a college education.