Sentence examples for moving shorter from inspiring English sources

Today's unprecedented population flows, involving around 1 billion people migrating within and across borders (UNDP 2009; UNDESA 2013), tens of millions displaced by disasters and conflicts (IDMC n.d)., and many more people moving shorter distances and on a temporary basis (Tacoli 2013), are a key feature of modern, globalized societies (Castles and Miller 2009).

Because they're usually moving short distances on the income scale.

One of the simplest is the Lecher wire wavemeter, a circuit containing a sliding (moving) short circuit.

Such behaviours vary from simply moving short distances out of the Sun or an icy wind to large-scale migrations.

The recent, moving short game Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons presents a different and more unusual case for tethering an adventure story to a twin-stick controller.

It normally tries to meet these goals by moving short-term interest rates, which it can do by adding to or subtracting from bank reserves.

It is ironic that one of her most moving short stories involves a lavish and lovingly described meal of which not a single bite is eaten.

So writes the apparently unknown woman of the title in Stefan Zweig's moving short tale of an unrequited love that is brought to a tragic conclusion.

To do this, he has to tailor his movement as the occasion demands - sometimes standing wide, moving short or occasionally making a run forward.

From Feb. 4, 1994 to Feb. 1, 1995, there were seven increases, moving short rates from 3% to 6%.

American-Israel filmmaker Marc Grey of Kozak Films is the producer of Hugo Award-winning short Paul and more recently, the provocative and moving short documentary Three Houses.