Sentence examples for question has moved from inspiring English sources

Now the question has moved on from whether open access will be introduced to how it should actually be implemented.

While it appears to be a hopeless mess "over there," the core of the question has moved from "Is Afghanistan going to be a rigid theocracy harboring terrorists?" to "is Afghanistan going to be relatively moderate modern state that can kick the US out?" While it's sort of sad to be cast as the oppressor or even as a failed friend, the reality in Afghanistan is far better than when we arrived.

If the person in question had moved to a second municipality, the same form was sent there (figure 1).

Updated at 3.13pm BST 2.54pm BST Back in the Commons, defence questions has moved on to non-Olympic topics.

CLEVELAND — The questions have moved beyond the suspect elbow to LeBron James's head, his slumped shoulders, his pulse, his spirit and his legacy.

Already, the questions have moved beyond Nyquist's individual competitors and on to matters of history.

Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, perhaps the most frequently mentioned potential running mate for the eventual Republican nominee, has already seen his accounts of his family history questioned and has moved up the schedule for publishing his autobiography in an effort to maintain control over his own story line heading into the summer.

But the question before shareholders has moved beyond simply a philosophical debate about whether corporations should have a separate chairman and chief executive.

As more than one wag has observed, the question of money has moved the discussion of mandatory retirement in a way that rational medical science never could.

Over the last two decades, this question of green has moved beyond our living and into our dying in the most explicit of ways in the US, as a movement for environmentally friendly deathcare builds steam.

After defeating human "Jeopardy" champions, the clever question-answering computer has moved on to medicine.