Sentence examples for wholesale move from inspiring English sources

The country's wholesale move to renewable energy betrays an ill-planned unilateralism.

But Cox says it will take regulation to prompt a wholesale move away from HFCs in stationery air conditioning.

Until recently, the Drawing Center had been exploring a wholesale move, a search that included ground zero and the South Street Seaport and Pier 18.

She says, with some wistfulness, "I would love to be in the Royal Ballet," but adds that her family commitments in Berlin would make a wholesale move impossible.

Though educational outcomes have improved citywide, the wholesale move to charter schools remains a topic of fierce debate, with results varying widely between neighbourhoods.

Moreover, the committee that produced this document appears to have secured a genuine consultation, stopped the decimation of arts and humanities, secured acknowledgement that benchmarking research matters, and prevented a wholesale move to metrics-based funding in 2009.

And at some point, maybe it would force wholesale moves to foreign jurisdictions.

While potentially yielding higher profit margins than would selling wholesale, the move put Orbcomm in direct competition with its resellers.

One of three children, he grew up in Edenton, N.C., and moved to Harlem when he was 5. Three years later, his father, a wholesale grocer, moved the family to the South Bronx, where all those hardnosed kids lived.

It invariably involves wholesale demolition, moving a large majority of residents away from their homes and areas, replacing low-cost social renting with high-cost housing for sale, shared ownership or "affordable" rents.

That latter effect was amplified by the number of iMac users who had to buy new peripherals, because the iMac dumped the floppy drive and adopted USB wholesale – both moves that Windows PC companies held off doing.