Sentence examples for that moves off from inspiring English sources

"The Department of Defense can have the best cybersecurity on the planet, but when that moves off to a subcontractor how can the DOD know how the subcontractor is going to protect that data?" says Kelly White, the chief executive of RiskRecon, a new firm that provides audits of vendors' security profile. .

Many people believe that a planchette that moves off the board or table has become possessed by an evil spirit.

We analyzed 26 cells that moved off-track by more than 90 degrees relative to the gradient, and traced the pseupopod(s) that brought the cell back on-track.

The aim of these changes was to "make work pay", i.e., to ensure that moving off an inactive benefit (JSA, lone-parent, IB) into work would lead to a financial gain for the individual and his family.

Prior aimed an airy drive at a straight, full ball to give Shannon Gabriel his first Test wicket, while Bresnan was tempted by one from Darren Sammy that moved off the pitch to find the edge.

The storm originated with a tropical wave that moved off the West African coast on August 9.

The origins of the system was a cold front that moved off the U.S. East Coast on September 11.

A tropical wave that moved off the northwest coast of Africa on July 4 passed through the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea without significant development.

Polo originated from a tropical wave that moved off the African coast on September 2 which spawned Hurricane Isidore in the Atlantic basin.

Hurricane Emily originated out of a tropical disturbance, associated with the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ), that moved off the west coast of Africa on September 13.

Tropical Storm Erika originated from a tropical wave accompanied by disorganized shower and thunderstorm activity that moved off the west coast of Africa, near the Cape Verde Islands, on August 25.