Sentence examples for a corresponding shift from inspiring English sources

But that has sometimes occurred without a corresponding shift in levels of supervision and safety measures.

But while the dialogue on issues like naloxone access may be shifting, a corresponding shift in funding priorities is lagging.

But there is also evidence of a corresponding shift in tax policy debates.

What is not yet widely enough acknowledged is the need for a wholesale cultural and operational change and a corresponding shift in the manner in which a council's sustainability team functions.

These suggest that the change from dimming to brightening is in line with a corresponding shift in the transparency of the atmosphere when it is cloud-free.

This resulted in the disastrous elections of 2006 and 2008, which combined for a total loss of 51 Republicans in the House and 13 in the Senate — with a corresponding shift of the Congressional majority and the White House to the Democrats.

E.g. tits are able to adapt to a different climate, with its corresponding shift in peak abundance of caterpillars, by a shift of their own breeding season.

This is consistent with a transformation of midbrain to an r1/cerebellar fate with a corresponding rostral shift of the midbrain/hindbrain boundary and Atoh1-positive isthmic domain.

FOR Plato the art of music was so firmly anchored in moral and political reality that any alteration to the musical system would necessarily require a corresponding political shift.

The resonant wave numbers are also proved around kL= nπ (n = 1,2,…,∞) with a corresponding frequency shift.

We describe the spectrum of the Laplacian on a manifold with asymptotically cusp ends and find asymptotics of a corresponding spectral shift function.