Sentence examples for relocation to more from inspiring English sources

Boxing thus took a course of evasion by bringing a greater appearance of order to the sport through changes in rules and by relocation to more lenient environments.

This disrupts labor mobility by disallowing transition to different roles (in my case, from engineering to product management) or relocation to more promising company locations.

They want to turn America into a more Christian, more homogenous, more traditional vanguard for the far-right, and that requires keeping away potential immigrants of the "wrong" religion or ethnicity, and even scaring more recent arrivals into considering relocation to more secure countries.

Because the focal depths determined by JMA are generally deeper than the hypocenters relocated with OBS data (Ito et al. 2017), we conducted relocation to obtain more appropriate initial hypocenters for tomography.

Boyle identified directly with the coyote, saying: 'The only worthwhile [art] statement that has had any effect on me and others in my environment has been Joseph Beuys's dialogue with the coyote.' Boyle began a correspondence with Beuys, who later went on hunger strike in protest at Boyle's relocation to another more traditional prison where he was not allowed to make art.

But Mac's fame has prompted a relocation to a more remote suburb, one where people are less likely to ring the bell at midnight and say, "Yo, Bernie Mac live here?" Out past miles of Illinois farmland, the new neighborhood's manicured roads have names like Durham Lane and Dover Circle.

Probably better to think about relocation to a more affordable part of the country.

Repeated disturbance in the breeding season would lead to eventual abandonment of a site and relocation to a more secure site".

They described the candidate's unique fit for the job and the difficulty he'd have with his relocation to a more expensive city.

And although his relocation to a more obscure corner of the market has sapped business, he treats it as par for the course.

Furthermore, we observed a pressure-induced displacement of the emission maxima of a solvatochromic fluorophore (7-diethylamino-3((((2-maleimidyl)ethyl)amino carbonyl) coumarin) placed at the same positions, which suggests a relocation to a more polar environment.