Sentence examples for moves which may from inspiring English sources
No one seems particularly happy about the looming moves, which may soon result in Texas A&M University and the University of Washington being in the same conference, but no one seems willing to lose out on the dollars at hand, either.
Typically, the rhythmic patterns are integrated with the vocals and dance moves — which may vary widely in style and substance, depending on factors like gender, tribe and where the artist falls on the spectrum, from traditional to contemporary — to form a complex theatrical depiction that furthers a narrative.
As such, facilitators are afforded the space to make interpretive moves, which may or may not affect their fidelity of implementation.
It could be just the first wave of moves, which may go on to address the content they also carry on their platforms.
In moves which may or may not lead to an outcry from the gamer population at large, both Valve and Microsoft have strengthened their DRM on their PC gaming platforms.
China's state-run media has taken several swipes at Apple this month, moves which may be part of a (heavy-handed) public relations strategy to pave the way for locally grown operating systems as the Chinese government seeks to move its IT industry away from Western software.
Next month, AHP's veteran boss Jack Stafford steps down as chief executive, a move which may smooth the path to an eventual deal, insiders say.
Its junior doctors committee meets on 20 February to decide its next move, which may include a legal challenge to Hunt.
It is likely that the biggest-selling daily paper will instead back McConnell - a move which may surprise seasoned observers, who know that the Sun owner, Rupert Murdoch, likes to support parties that are ahead in the polls.
Like many Celtic fans, Mr Connell has been angered by Mr Salmond's decision to crack down on sectarianism, a move which may well lead to the banning of many traditional Old Firm match-day songs.
Gordon Brown intervened to broker a solution to HBOS, and Downing Street made clear it was prepared to rip up competition laws to allow the takeover - a move which may cause the loss of tens of thousands of jobs and the closure of up to 500 branches.
