Sentence examples for moving to less from inspiring English sources

Others are moving to less desirable parts of the city.

Why should anyone be concerned about a few cases moving to less crowded courts?

It was also one of the few states to experience a significant out-migration of "whites" moving to less ethnically diverse states, notably Utah, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington.

Magazines have run into rocky times, with several closing recently, and others, including U.S. News & World Report and Condé Nast Portfolio, moving to less frequent publication.

More than a dozen foreign missions in London, including the Dutch and American ones, are cashing out and moving to less fancy (sometimes safer) districts, or considering doing so.

Critics say the program has prompted some Americans to cling to a false hope that they can keep their homes when they should be moving to less expensive rental housing.

It is probably no coincidence that agreements with investment banks and mutual funds have resulted in money moving to less-regulated areas, namely private equity and hedge funds.

"Same Egg, Cheaper Nest" (Seniority, April 1), described how people could retire earlier by moving to less-expensive parts of the country.

The bottom line is poignantly simple: No state today can prevent LGBT adults from becoming parents, because those adults can do so in other ways (like surrogacy and insemination) or by moving to less-restrictive places.

No state today can prevent LGBT adults from becoming fathers and mothers, because they can do so by taking other routes (such as surrogacy and insemination) or by simply moving to less-restrictive places.

From now on the agenda will move to less high profile regional airports.