Sentence examples for a geographic shift from inspiring English sources

This may have prompted a geographic shift in global investment patterns.

One of most important trends of the Pope's 20-year reign has been a geographic shift of the world's Catholic population toward the Southern Hemisphere.

Alternatively, the dexcess trend could indicate a geographic shift in the moisture source region with potentially different mean SST or RH at the different localities.

Their rise will signal a transfer of power from private-sector actors to state-controlled entities, as well as a geographic shift.

My second year of being a roving cultural correspondent began with a geographic shift: in January, The New Yorker moved from Times Square to our new home in Tribeca, at 1 World Trade Center.

In the process, a geographic shift in manufacturing is underway from the southern seaboard to Central and Western China.

Similarly, a recent study that modeled the future distribution of plague-carrying ground squirrels in California using 1 km2 BioClim variables suggested a subtle geographic shift to higher latitudes and altitudes with a limited reduction at lower latitudes [43].

This year there will most likely be a big geographic shift in member-item spending.

Over all, those changes have brought about a major geographic shift in the mining of coal, so that the Western United States, not the East, is the country's biggest supplier.

One possibility is a change in the geographic distribution of vector species, and recent work has indicated a possible geographic shift in vector abundance between Ae. triseriatus, Ae. albopictus, and Ae. japonicus populations in West Virginia [ 45- 47].

The move to Mr. Fallon would be a significant cultural, and geographic, shift.