Sentence examples for moving a bit further from inspiring English sources

If ASEAN's leaders had quickly and publicly pledged substantial aid, even if it had not immediately been accepted, it might have shamed the regime into moving a bit further than it has.

I did two lines and Bill Gaskill said, "Could you move a bit further away?" But I got through it.

That said, a tantalising grand bargain with Iran, which might ease tensions elsewhere, seems to have moved a bit further out of reach.

In light of this new tubular threat patrols were stepped up, sniffer dogs began sniffing about, and everyone was moved a bit further back from the hotel.

The barriers to entry haven't entirely disappeared but they've been moved a bit further along, beyond the product innovation stage.

But the acquisition of Amoco's considerable gas assets has spurred Sir John Browne, BP Amoco's boss, to move a bit further downstream: this month, he launched a new global gas-marketing business.

Perhaps it is time to lay down roots with a permanent deal elsewhere; a gifted footballer may have to move a bit further down the pyramid to rekindle his career.

But once you move a bit further up the funding stages, there is still a lot less available capital compared to Silicon Valley.

With each update of its terms of service, the company has moved a bit further towards prioritizing commercial reality over the anything-goes mentality upon which it was founded.

But it's moving a bit more slowly.

If he fails to do it 3 or more times, make it easier by moving the food a bit further away until he feels fully confident eating off the statuesque object or the person's hand.