Sentence examples for a shift to another from inspiring English sources

This is likely to persuade the opening leader to continue, when the declarer has reason to fear a shift to another suit.

Mr. Clegg has said that a shift to another voting system fairer to small parties will be a non-negotiable demand in post-election discussions with Labour and the Conservatives.

Becoming involved in Isis is "a shift to another form of deviant behaviour, [which].... opens a thrilling... dimension to their way of life, transforming... delinquents without a future into mujahideen with a cause, at least in their own view," Coolsaet wrote.

Even when it is done, most frequently it results in a shift to another public program rather than into employment.

The move might seem like a shift to another business from making the software to design the products, but Autodesk doesn't see it that way.

Changes of renal function may lead to a shift to another renal function group for drug dosing (see Table  1) and thereby put patient at risk for not having optimal DTM.

This did not mean that participants supported a shift to working from another sort of document all together hence the need to edit and redistribute the existing, text-based, version of the strategy.

It can live indefinitely in aquatic reservoirs, making eradication difficult, if not impossible; readily undergoes genetic modification, permitting response to changing environmental (and human) conditions; and shifts patterns of gene expression as it moves from one local environment to another (including a shift to a hyperinfectious state immediately after passage in feces).

Such advantage is closely intertwined with the concept of code-switching – a complete shift to another language for a word, phrase or sentence (Grosjean 2001).

"When you cut down on one kind of award, you'll see a shift in investment to another kind of award or a shift to other kinds of cases," he said.

In another subgroup there was a shift to higher sensitivity during the therapy.