Sentence examples for movement in either from inspiring English sources

Among Republicans, there has not been significant movement in either direction.

UTV Media's TalkSport was up on the previous quarter but down year on year – with not much movement in either direction – to 3.23 million.

But while most of those involved with the campaign for Hugo nominations identify as conservative, this is not a conservative movement in either essence or principle.

"Speculators don't set the price, but they intensify a price movement in either direction, beyond or below what the fundamentals warrant," said James Burkhard, director of oil market analysis at Cambridge Energy Research Associates.

On Thursday, the largest United States banks being reviewed for downgrade showed little movement in either their stock prices or their credit default swap levels, a measure of the cost of insuring against a firm's default.

Martin Ellis, Halifax's housing economist, said: "Nationally, conditions in the housing market have been largely unchanged over the past 12 months with little overall movement in either house prices or sales for the second consecutive year".

When thinking about future value, investors should care about EPS adjusted for currency movements — in either direction.

Sustained gunfire from both areas on Saturday night appeared to mark the first time that rebel movements in either area had been able to gain momentum since anti-regime protests erupted on 17 February.

Phospholipid movements in either normal or apoptotic lymphocytes or in macrophages were not inhibited when cells from knockout and wildtype mice or immortalized cells from Tangier individuals vs normal individuals were compared.

It may be argued that this population may have had impairments that influence the automaticity of movements in either one or all of the aforementioned factors related to the constrained action view.

The motor and feeding behaviors that we analyzed included hyperactive movements consisting in either swimming toward the surface, swimming in the same direction, or "bumping" into each other or against the tank; assuming a "relaxed" position or simply being inactive; and hyper-ventilation, which is defined as the number of times that the operculum opens and closes in a 1-hr observation session.