Sentence examples for successfully relocated from inspiring English sources

By any standard, this has been a pronounced failure, with only about 331 out of 160,000 refugees successfully relocated.

The club bought dozens of properties there over recent years and says it successfully relocated 72 businesses, many to other premises locally.

The plastic hinge was successfully relocated, the lateral force and displacement capacity were restored, and failure of the repaired columns included concrete crushing and steel bar fracture.

LSPCs, which exhibited highly I Collagen and CXCR4 expression, were attracted by SDF-1 and successfully relocated into the CSF scaffold at 1 month in vivo.

An opposition spokesman, James Gatdet Dak, writing on his Facebook page, said its fighters had "successfully relocated our leader to a neighbouring country where he will now have unhindered access to the rest of the world and the media".

Radcliffe co-hosted Radio 1's breakfast show with his former broadcasting partner Marc Lardd" Riley for a brief and unhappy period in 1997, before the pair were more successfully relocated to the station's afternoon slot, which they ran until 2004.

David Cronenberg's Crash (1997) has probably managed this best, successfully relocating the Westway, a dual carriageway in west London, to an anonymous Toronto.

However, due to the ephemeral nature of clearcuts, species using this type of environment face a "shifting mosaic" in which their ability to successfully relocate to another habitat patch may play a crucial role in the species' persistence in the landscape.

In order to successfully relocate, both animal and plant species will need to cross national forests, wildlife refuges, monuments and wilderness areas.

A spokesman for Spurs said the club had successfully and amicably relocated more than 70 businesses in the area.

It was successfully tranquilized and relocated, the CU Independent reported.