Sentence examples for unwanted move from inspiring English sources

The definitive example of this in my family is the case of an ill-timed and unwanted move.

It is no exaggeration to say that some may be confronted with an unwanted move to an institutional care setting.

According to the English Housing Survey, 66% of private renters have no savings, so, even if they can afford rent, an unwanted move could plunge them into crisis too.

This kind of drastic reduction can result in "an unexpected or unwanted move," Sewell said.

Leo, knowing he's unwanted, moves out and hits the big city, which has become bigger and scarier than when he was alive.

Both Gregory and Ireson are distressed at the upheaval that the new "bedroom tax" – which comes into force at the start of next month – has unleashed, and angry that their unwanted moves will end up costing the government more.

Running sampler faster, or having less samples, in contrast, makes sampler less stable, and unwanted false move would happen.

Aerosol Burns leaps with a stop-time dance beat, the vehemence of a woman insisting she will be as unexpected, as unwanted, and move as quickly, as she pleases.

With equities unwanted, gilts moved in the other direction, helped by the fact that the government's 25 year gilt syndication this week turned out to be a success.

With Jones's arrival, Pulis now has the opportunity to move unwanted players on, and Beattie looks set to leave.

And those statistics don't even account for informal evictions, like using strong-arm tactics or paying unwanted tenants to move.