Sentence examples for movement may also from inspiring English sources

THE STUDENT MOVEMENT may also draw strength from frustration with the drug war.

The deregulation movement may also become bogged down next year in continued uncertainty about how to handle the transmission grid.

This "poetic" approach to architecture, in some ways prefiguring the 19th-century Romantic movement, may also be seen in Boullée's extensive use of symbolism.

Some details of the movement may also be shaped by decisions of a commission on base closing and realignment due by January 2006, although Pentagon officials said they had given the panel a full briefing on the repositioning plans.

But a nonviolent movement may also be defined as revolutionary or radical because it accepts civil disobedience, rather than legal or parliamentary maneuvering, as a major feature of its strategy.

"The baby's movement may also cause the positioner to flip on top of the baby, trapping the baby underneath the positioner or between the positioner and the side of the crib," she said.

To determine if the putative molecules controlling cell movement in BM may also function in the movement of FL hematopoietic cells, we analyzed CXCL12, JAG1, and CDH2 expression (Figure 5).

Social movements may also be categorized on the basis of the general character of their strategy and tactics; for instance, whether they are legitimate or underground.

Except for the residual volume, which is measured by a dilution method, all the other volumes may be recorded with a spirometer; breathing movements may also be registered graphically on a spirogram.

Grid cells, neurons thought to help animals navigate by tracking directions and movements, may also encode time and memories, NPR reports.

Henry's movements may also have been planned to take advantage of saints' days and other fortuitous occasions.