Sentence examples for moving from having from inspiring English sources

"The UK manufacturing industry has declined at the fastest pace of the G7 economies; resulting in the UK moving from having one of the largest shares in 1948 to the lowest in 2012," the ONS notes.

"The thing you have to be careful about," said Steven A. Elmendorf, a Democratic strategist, "is moving from having a friendship with someone to working for them, in a structure where there are other people between you and the president".

The effect of Web Sockets is something like moving from having a conversation via e-mail to having it via instant message, says Ben Galbraith, who cofounded the Web development site Ajaxian.com, and is director of developer relations at Palm.

With the increasing use of active-learning strategies, class sessions are moving from having a single component a lecture to having many components over the course of even 50 minutes (e.g., a video clip, a pair discussion on a biology-based problem, a clicker question, a mini-lecture, and a final index card reflection).

Many will have moved away from home, others will have arrived from another country.

We moved from having congenial conversations to eyeball-to-eyeball confrontations.

Declines in twin and triplet production will precede declines in the proportion of females having singletons, because some females will move from having twins to having singletons, whereas others will move from having singletons to not reproducing.

"We will move from having one of the oldest fleets in the region, to the newest," he said.

The first step is to move from having confused knowledge of the effect to having confused knowledge of the cause.

We moved from having 3,000 deals live to 12,000 to 13,000 deals live at any given time.

In 30 years, Argentina moved from having essentially no cereal production to becoming one of the world's three largest grain exporters.