Sentence examples for relocation and a from inspiring English sources

In one of the most frenzied weeks in franchise history, the Nets endured an ownership change, talk of relocation and a coaching change.

Part of his package is nearly half a million pounds for "relocation" and a £3m buyout of shares he was owed at Statoil.

— Nick Fox City Room: Keeping up with Grimaldi's, the beloved pizzeria in Dumbo, Brooklyn, as it tries to cope with a troublesome relocation and a death in the family.

And it absorbs the fruits of the North Texas branch's recent five-year capital campaign, including an Addison health center that tripled in size with a recent relocation and a new $6.5 million health care clinic, administrative facility and abortion clinic under construction in Fort Worth.

There's a big stretch role I've been eyeing for next year, which will involve a geographic relocation and a set of substantial changes for my social life, and I've been wondering if it's worth disrupting everything for such a big leap (and if I'm even qualified to vie for it in the first place).

The fellowship provides a salary of $36,000 in the first year, which increases each year; relocation; and a $2000 research allowance each year.

It was the most since 2004, when the fall of Saddam Hussein opened the gates for thousands who had fled his brutality, forced relocations and a decade of crushing sanctions.

As iRelaunch co-founder Carol Fishman Cohen explained, returning professional women (presumably those out of their 20s and 30s) have more life experience, less need for maternity leaves, fewer spousal job relocations and a more mature perspective.

Nevertheless, unlike these previous studies (Betrán et al. 2002; Bai et al. 2007; Meisel et al. 2009; Vibranovski, Zhang, and Long 2009), we found a moderate excess of [A i → A j] relocations and a much larger paucity of [A → X] relocations (table 1).

Psychologists also gauge a potential chief executive's threshold for stress, how he manages anger, and how he is likely to respond if the new job involves, say, relocation and uprooting a family.

The relocation and feeding seemed a bit of an overreach compared to what has been done for other species, particularly predators, when they're in extremis.