Sentence examples for to move to emerging from inspiring English sources
For today's buyers, "it is no longer just about location," he said, "they are looking for value and are not afraid to move to emerging neighborhoods if they can get the right amount of space at the right price".
Don't expect enough money to move to emerging economies to revive them for years.
Dell in particular has been a front runner in moving to emerging environmentally-friendly alternatives.
Production is moving to emerging counties to expand the market [12].
By the time he finished his Ph.D., Jansen didn't see many more exciting questions to solve, so he decided to move to the emerging area of epigenetics, where he cracked another long-standing problem during a postdoc at the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research.
PAGE B1 Ireland as a Tax Haven As Stanley Works and other companies abandon plans to move to Bermuda, Ireland may emerge as the next tax battleground.
Top Gear stars Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond took a step closer to moving to ITV after it emerged the three presenters held talks with its programme chief Peter Fincham along with the show's former executive producer, Andy Wilman.
HA-LO INDUSTRIES INC., Northbrook, Ill., a maker of promotional products, in a move to emerge from bankruptcy protection, agreed to be bought by H.I.G.
As the preplate separates, Lrp12/Mig13a-positive neurons polarize in the radial plane and form a pseudocolumnar pattern, prior to moving to a deeper position within the emerging subplate layer.
If "struggling" students lack metacognitive knowledge, then we predict that they can move to the "emerging" category (see "Emerging" Metacognitive Regulation) if they are given direct instruction in learning strategies.
Firms in Africa can now bid online for procurement contracts tendered by America's General Electric.Furthermore, by bringing down the cost of communicating with someone on the other side of the world, IT makes it easier for multinational firms to move production to emerging economies to take advantage of low labour costs, but ensure close contact with head office.
