Sentence examples for moving and could from inspiring English sources

But to a democratic constitutionalist, the court was right to be cautious and bold at the same time — waiting until the E.R.A. was proposed but not waiting for its ratification, on the theory that the court's decisions could help push the country in a direction it was already moving and could help solidify the moral and legal cases for why sex discrimination was wrong.

"Though the immediate effects on UK retailers might look relatively modest, it is worth paying close attention to this dispute because it's future course is unpredictable, fast moving and could quickly escalate to engulf other, seemingly unrelated areas of trade," he said.

I was always moving, and could easily burn off extra calories -- losing five or ten pounds if they had accumulated was (excuse the expression) a piece of cake.

These nuclei were round and about 6 μm in diameter, vigorously moving and could easily be tracked over the time.

At 81, he could not move and could barely communicate, and he was running a fever.

He was deeply moved and could not believe that I was actually in Germany.

He was unable to talk or move and could barely keep his eyes open.

The woman, Mary Curcio, has moved, and could not be reached for comment.

He said the company had tried, as early as the 1980s, to get back in touch with the policyholders, but many had moved and could not be found.

Loss to follow-up was mainly because participants had moved and could not be located.

The majority of children lost to follow-up (n = 533, 64.9%) had moved and could not be located.