Sentence examples for moving to using from inspiring English sources

Douglas McCabe, who follows the e-reader sector for Enders Analysis, says: "People are moving to using tablets; it may be that the window of opportunity around [e-reader] products was very short".

Apple, which has seen its next-generation iPhone sales stalling, has been rumored to be moving to using ARM chips for a wider array of its products, including its Mac lineup.

Writing on the Opera developer blog, Bruce Lawson said moving to using WebKit and Chromium elements, plus V8 for JavaScript, will also help Opera improve compatibility with mobile websites: "Consumers will initially notice better site compatibility, especially with mobile-facing sites — many of which have only been tested in WebKit browsers," he wrote.

(Over the past several rounds of estimates, UNPD has been gradually moving to using country-specific life tables for more and more countries, but through the last round, still provided for use in Spectrum a list of the model life table from the Coale-Demeny or United Nations model tables that best fit the mortality pattern in each country).

To save money, consumers are moving to used cars.

"Fracking is not fossilised technology, it is moving to use less water.

Some aides to Mr. Green said the campaign was moving to use surrogates to stress Mr. Sharpton's role in Mr. Ferrer's campaign.

In addition, he said, payment card firms and others were now moving to use NFC systems so consumers can use their phone to pay.

As more and more groups are moving to use new micro-assembly-based algorithms such as Scalpel, practical considerations for experimental design should be introduced to the community.

Also, try attacking your stationary opponent with standard attacks while moving to use a different attack.

Mr. Bradford has since moved to using billboards, album covers and shredded paper.