Sentence examples for moves to less from inspiring English sources

Alice Eve, taking the lead after several small roles in very big movies, plays Chloe, a struggling hard worker hounded by the social services who are threatening to "re-home" her daughter unless she moves to less insalubrious surroundings.

But Mr Cseh warns that he was not able to distinguish between different types of health insurance; any effects might have been disguised by moves to less comprehensive (and less expensive) plans.Their world is flat"Strategy in Industrial Networks: Experiences from IKEA"By Enrico BaraldiThis article in the California Management Review examines IKEA, a huge home-furnishing chain.

Typically, these larger-than-life loons become funny characters in their own right, before inconveniently disappearing from public life, or making sideways moves to less high-profile positions, just as I was really hitting my stride at ventriloquising versions of them.

In fact, it may be a good thing that China moves to less labor-intensive processes slowly, as it has a large pool of labor.

While the West moves to less energy intensive forms of growth - and probably before long to a more relaxed society that is less obsessed with wealth - the rest of the world is still industrializing at a fearsome rate.

For Trump, the good news is the balloting now moves to less hostile political terrain, starting in two weeks with a primary in his home state of New York, where he is an overwhelming favorite to capture a substantial chunk of its 95 delegates.

The rolls have surged in recent decades, and the system discourages part-time work and moves to less-demanding jobs.

Others are moving to less desirable parts of the city.

Some are retiring and making a conservative move to less risky assets like bonds.

Why should anyone be concerned about a few cases moving to less crowded courts?

From now on the agenda will move to less high profile regional airports.