Sentence examples for a shifting assortment from inspiring English sources

The brownstone on West 122nd Street, near Mount Morris Park, bought for about $1 million, is home to Mr. Maysles, his wife and Auralice, along with a shifting assortment of relatives and colleagues.

He has had to deal with a shifting assortment of board chairmen (currently Beverly Sills) and also with Mr. Levine, who has held leading positions at the Met far longer than Mr. Volpe.

Ms. Williams and her co-producers, Tom Overby (her husband and manager) and the guitarist Greg Leisz, used a shifting assortment of musicians, including Los Angeles studio stalwarts, Elvis Costello's rhythm section, the English keyboardist Ian McLagan (from the Faces) and the guitarist Bill Frisell.

At a recent performance and book signing at the Brecht Forum, a multidisciplinary arts and culture center, Ms. Goldberg was dressed in a fabulous assortment of fabrics and patterns topped off by her mop of dark-red curls and a shifting assortment of snazzy shoes.

I am not familiar with the birthing milieu, but in the case of food I see a shifting assortment of groups with distinct ideals, values, goals, and priorities, which also reflect in different political and social strategies.

Perplexed by a shifting world tobacco market and helped by the cigarette industry's mammoth damage settlements with the states, tobacco farmers in the United States have begun trying an assortment of strategies for adapting to new markets, with official help.

When the new CEO of a tire retailer shifted its assortment from low-priced tires to more-expensive ones, he learned the hard way that price mattered to his customers.

One that's gotten some recent attention is that artificial sweeteners may shift the assortment of friendly bacteria in the gut.

Until the late 18th century, the island of Madagascar was ruled by a fragmented assortment of shifting socio-political alliances.

For example, a shift of small-sized wood assortments towards energy use might take place (Finland: practitioner, policy groups).

"It's a shift away from the big weekly shop in favour of convenience stores and limited assortment discounters Aldi and Lidl that consume less time and money.