Sentence examples for movement has worked from inspiring English sources

The open-access movement has worked for software and genetics; it can work for medicine, too.

Nothing has worked, and since last year the broad-based opposition movement has worked for a referendum.

They are also talking about "the carbon bubble" (a sign that the divestment movement has worked in calling attention to the practical as well as the moral problems of the industry).

In the 20th century the ecumenical movement has worked for cooperation among and reunion of churches, and the greater cooperation between Roman Catholics and Protestants after the second Vatican Council (1962 65) has resulted in more flexible attitudes within the churches concerning the problems of schism.

Locked in an increasingly tense battle for the Democratic nomination, Clinton has aggressively reached out to young women with the promise of breaking a glass ceiling that the women's movement has worked for decades to shatter.

Though this is far from the first time a labor movement has worked with a public relations firm to manage its public image, it may be the one of the most important aspects of the campaign.

He liked the freedom of movement, having worked on off-shore oil rigs in Sweden, Norway and Africa.

Dr Carhart reasons that this is because members of what he calls "the anti movement" have worked their way into positions of control within state and local government.

The officials said the suicide bomber, Jihad Hamada, who was identified as a member of the militant Hamas movement, had worked in Bana in the past and met the Bakris.

A theory about how social protest movements have worked and must work?

"A lot of liberal Democrats in Massachusetts thought, What is this about?" said Ron Rosenblith, who met Mr. Kerry in the antiwar movement and has worked for him over the years as an aide, campaign manager and consultant.