Sentence examples for relocated at least from inspiring English sources

Ms. Davidson said that 85percentt of the former welfare recipients (55percentt of whom are white, 35percentt Hispanic and the rest Asian and black) had found jobs where they relocated, at least for the six months that the program tracked them.

The attack removed 13.5 million square feet of space from the market, but 6 million square feet of sublet space became available within weeks of the event, leading some to wonder if the space needs of companies displaced from downtown have been satisfied, particularly since many have relocated at least parts of their operations to New Jersey and other suburban markets.

The Nigerian army has relocated at least 260 women and children recently rescued from the militant Islamist group Boko Haram, officials say.

Although most of the missions in the Chiquitania were relocated at least once during the time of the Jesuits, four of ten towns remained at their original sites.

The Kallon household is one of approximately 700 in Koidu Town that have yet to be relocated at least 500 meters — about 1,600 feet — away from the blasting; that's the minimum distance considered safe from flying debris.

Participants who were excluded were likely to have relocated at least once during pregnancy (any residential moves: 85% vs. 41%) and tended to be less educated (high school graduate: 15% vs. 22%) and with lower parity (nulliparous: 46% vs. 31%) than participants included in the present analysis.

It was once understood that men who left the priesthood would relocate at least 500 miles from where anyone might recognize them as priests.

I am determined that we relocate, at least temporarily, so in the evening I look at a loft in Chelsea that a friend has told me about.

In June, the country's newly elected president, Faustin-Archange Touadéra, outlined plans to relocate "at least 2,400 households deemed most vulnerable" at M'Poko to a transit site.

And as a direct result of the Trade Center disaster, a minimum of 120,000 jobs have been affected -- either lost or relocating, at least for the time being.

That word "member" forces the reader to relocate, at least briefly, the word "party" – and translate it from social event to politics.