Sentence examples for moving into locations from inspiring English sources

Cold-blooded animals maintain safe body temperatures mainly by moving into locations of favourable temperature (e.g., shade or sunlight).

This is not a case of start-ups moving into locations because the rent is cheap.

Companies are constructing ever bigger turbines, which should prove more economic in the long run despite their higher initial costs; and are moving into locations where construction is more difficult, for example in deeper water.

The size is relatively small for other supermarkets, but enables the chain to move into locations not so easily accessed by some of its competition, he said.

Though they have evolved mostly in the suburbs, the retailers are now moving into urban locations.

They can do that by using strategies similar to those they use at home such as moving into more locations, deploying more formats, and offering more products and services.

Over the past couple of years, Zakai says he's seen more enterprise companies moving into Mindspace locations.

On the subject of launches, he said that the company is locking down its business model and blueprint in Hong Kong and Singapore — two bustling and Westernized cities in Asia — before moving into new locations.

If we discover, on the other hand, that these planets and moons are devoid of life and we're the only existing creatures here in this solar system, then there may be no harm in moving into these locations because we can only make them better.

And how do you know that, after five years, the guy next door has the right to take your space?" Mr. Studley said automated markets were most likely to develop for very small spaces, where tenants have trouble attracting the attention of brokers and value the speed of moving into a location over the nuances of the lease.

Physical illness with no medical relief or reason: In some cases, individuals will report having the sudden onset of rare illnesses, or un-diagnosable ailments after moving into a location that is paranormally active.