Sentence examples for try to move further from inspiring English sources

The arrival of hundreds of thousands of people in Greece and Italy totally overwhelmed their border authorities, leaving many free to try to move further north to preferred destinations like Germany and Sweden.

Anyone trying to move further to the right than Tom DeLay is in danger of falling into the void.

If she tries to move further towards Norway, she loses her party; but if she doesn't, she loses any possibility of a workable deal with the EU.

Physical-security companies, such as Securitas, Allied Barton and Andrews International, are trying to move further into investigations as a way to boost margins, which are thin in the guard business.

Just as Mr. Bush has tried to move further to the center of the political spectrum with education and health care proposals, Mr. Gore's crime speech today provided him an opportunity to reach out to centrist Republicans and conservative Democrats.

Daddy, whose small fuel-oil business provided a modest income, sent Clarence to Catholic schools, but the harsh racial environment in Georgia put enormous pressure on black children trying to move further than their parents.

Starting in the 1980s with labour-intensive activities like simple plastic assembly and mass-market textiles, it moved into more capital-intensive but low-margin electronics and consumer goods in the early 2000s and is now trying to move further up the chain into higher-value electronics and business services.

The Apple Watch is trying to move further into something that's broader than simply fitness, and there are startups like Proof looking to pick away little niches like tracking blood alcohol content.

The idea seems to be to try to move Mr. Brown further from the image of spin that was associated with the Tony Blair years.

Mr Braham goes further: "If they try to move him there'll be war". Others disagree.

should try to move forward.