Sentence examples for not easily moved from inspiring English sources

A woman of the dark south China soil, she is not easily moved to anger.

"The Genoese are strong and not easily moved," said Mr. Atzei, who works in a hospital pharmacy.

Like many thieves, the maple syrup gang was faced with how to unload a large quantity of a commodity that is not easily moved.

But the real gatekeeper for Indian writers is the festival's other co-director, Namita Gokhale, the writer and publisher, and she is not easily moved.

Some of the company would certainly remain, since the infrastructure of a cable company is not easily moved or duplicated, and expenses in Coudersport are low.

It was named for the rock ledge under its shore, and like its name, its people are the solid sort, not easily moved by much, including the threat of hurricanes.

There were good reasons for coming to that conclusion then, and we should not easily move from that position today.

It specifically focuses on browser-hosted customizations, but a serious limitation of this approach is that the user's customizations do not easily move with them, as they use different browsers on different computers.

In other words, information becomes 'sticky' and does not easily move from one group to another if at all.

"San Diego," he writes, "is a city whose people do not easily move away.

The 64 renewable projects that received awards represented $13 billion in spending on the part of the firms, and during the course of that decade Texas became the nation's leading state for wind power generation an advantage it isn't likely to lose soon, because you can't easily move a wind farm.As I said yesterday, job creation has to be considered in context.