Sentence examples for movements in those from inspiring English sources

After Trump's win there are predictions that populist movements in those countries will gain further ground.

Tectonic movements in those zones have given rise to structures of different age and composition.

It appeared that Mr. Samudra's movements in those four days were known because of intercepts of his mobile phone messages.

The causes are well-documented, starting with the failure of alternative movements in those countries, chiefly secular Arab nationalism.

A7 Israel Tightens Restrictions Israel ordered additional troops to the West Bank and the Gaza Strip and maintained tough restrictions on Palestinian movements in those areas.

Jazz has exploded with new movements in those 40 years, and if it lost its footing as a popular music, it did not become any less prolific.

The linchpin in the argument has always been the supposedly low correlation between market movements in the United States and those in foreign countries.

The charts plot movements in the participation rate for those aged 16 and over in both the UK and the US for men and women.

Who could possibly describe the evangelical movement in those terms today?

And these will tell us how much improvement we're getting by making a little movement in those directions, right?

Because the nascent technology has not been fully trialled, there could be movement in those numbers, but Bennett said engineering reports suggested any movement would be slight.