Sentence examples for still relocating from inspiring English sources

Still, relocating to an area of the city that has historically been a center of daytime finance, not nighttime culture, is a considerable financial risk for the company.

Multinational firms are still relocating: witness the French consumer goods firm Bic, which launched a new production unit in the spring, hiring 60 people and investing $15m.

Still, relocating did little to help his career.

From the above results, we can see that although there are significant differences between the initial and synthetic velocity models, the perforation shot can be still relocated to its true position; the relocation error is only 1.67 m.

Now in my dotage I try to remember there are better things to be outraged by than dodgy sounding remakes, but this does seem an especially rum proposition – directed by the declining Ridley Scott and, odder still, relocated to Pennsylvania.

Carrier, however, is still planning to relocate six hundred jobs from the Indianapolis plant to Mexico, plus seven hundred jobs from a second plant in Huntington, Indiana, which will be shut down.

"Probably somebody who's relocating would still be surprised today: 'This is the size of apartment I get for this price?' " said Caroline Bass, an associate broker with Citi Habitats.

On Sunday, Trump softened his position to "extreme vetting" of immigrants from nations with a history of terror, but that kind of policy stance could still block Syrians from relocating to the US.

And, as the Times reported on Thursday, plenty more manufacturing firms across the Rust Belt are still planning to relocate.

(A dozen editors had already expelled the Freeman family for good; still others had relocated McGruder to the op-ed page).

The university could still decide to relocate the statue to someplace else on campus, or nearby.