Sentence examples for stage of moving from inspiring English sources

The city is only at the stage of moving earth from a nearby mountain to fill in land that sank by a metre (three feet) during the earthquake.As for Ishinomaki, a city in Miyagi prefecture where 3,700 residents drowned in the tsunami, only 150-odd households have moved into permanent new housing, with 12,700 people still in temporary quarters.

But with the $1.5 trillion fashion industry still in its early stages of moving to the web — even in the early-moving U.S. only about 10% of its $300 billion fashion market is online — there is a growing need for technology that helps consumers make accurate virtual estimates of how something will look in real life.

These are scenes from the multiple stages of moving out and moving on.

Brockway views this as a positive sign from the industry, and believes that furniture sales are in the "very early stages of moving online".

The company is in the final stages of moving from Detroit's Corktown neighborhood to a 3,500 square-foot headquarters in the Eastern Market district.

LED lighting maker NeuTex is in the final stages of moving production of its core products to Houston, Texas.

CIRM says it has funded clinical trials of 10 therapies and has backed an additional 87 projects "in the later stages of moving toward clinical trials".

A brief aside: while I was in the stages of moving and selling off my furniture, four men on varying occasions pointed to my juicer and said it was the best one could buy.

Generally speaking this is the best stages of moving with children as they tend to make the moving transition quite well.

However, after many years of Stage III mitigation activities the programme may become institutionalised and stagnate in Stage III instead of moving to Stage I. Surveillance that keeps the effects of intervention under review will provide information to policy makers to support the decision about the right time to cease the programme.

But he created the syntax of 20th-century lighting design, and the scenic principles that he espoused - getting rid of painted flats and backcloths, the expressive use of stage space and of moving scenery - have become commonplace.