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mobility

[moh-bil-i-tee] / moʊˈbɪl ɪ ti /


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Having a roof over your head is a fundamental human need and is a foundation for financial stability and upward mobility.

From Los Angeles Times

“Having mobility strength is like having done the physical training and having the whole canteen of water as you hike up that mountain,” Chandrasekaran said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Yet children born to low-earning parents in 1992 had a harder time moving into the middle class than the previous generation, according to research from Opportunity Insights, a Harvard-based institute that studies economic mobility.

From The Wall Street Journal

The MoD said the retirement of the Land Rover marks a significant milestone in the evolution of the British Army's mobility capabilities.

From BBC

And it said the cancellation en masse of non-urgent care, such as knee and hip replacements, had a "debilitating effect" on patients' lives and mobility.

From BBC