Sentence examples for a continual shift in from inspiring English sources

The cities in India undergone a continual shift in population and development trends and these have tremendously affected the levels of urban runoff water (Hessen et al. 1997; Avvannavar and Shrihari 2008).

On the contrary, it created a monster: a continual shift of taxpayer dollars to the banks in the form of hidden subsidies.

A continual shift occurred toward ICU admissions for non-AIDS-related diagnoses [ 4].

Women who experience severe perineal trauma and associated postnatal morbidities undergo a transition as their maternal body boundaries shift, and the trauma to their perineum results in an extended physical opening whereby the internal becomes external, and that creates a continual shift between self and other.

The second point concerns the quality that prevents us from becoming a static, stuffy museum: the bewildering energy of our seasons, the continual shift in focus, in light, in attitude they bring.

"Westerly Round" is also a continual shifting of groups and individuals.

The continual shifts in the tone of the script worked a treat, as every time it looked like things were being allowed to lighten, things once again took a turn for the worse.

Alexandre Aja's sprawling, wildly uneven film suffers from its continual shifts in storytelling style.

For years, sociologists, psychologists and other experts have charted the continual shifts in sexual attitudes and practices.

Here lies the basis for the continual shifts in his policy of alliances: "Brandenburg's intermittent fever," which became proverbial in the 17th century.

Therefore, when there are continual shifts in selective pressure, mutations acting in opposite directions and mutations of large effect should be more common.