Sentence examples for ability to shift to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Israel's attention to constituent service and his ability to shift to the political center ensured him a healthy plurality.

The digital age offers the development community the ability to shift to a more collaborative approach that could yield higher impact returns.

After listening to Bosh and James on Sunday, I'm more convinced than ever that Miami's greatest challenge will be its ability to shift to a higher emotional gear.

If a particular brain module becomes damaged in early life, its normal operations have the ability to shift to brain areas that do not include the affected module.

The study re-affirms the position that a global depletion of natural resources leads to a global competition for resources and therefore the future competitiveness and vulnerability of cities are dictated by cities' ability to shift to a less resource-intensive production and way of life, with less waste generation and increased recycling (EU 2011).

However, human TH17 cells comprise a heterogeneous subset of cells including IFN-γ-producing cells [ 32- 34] and have the ability to shift to TH1 cells [ 35].

Tropical forest taxa are widely believed to exist at a physiological optimum and their abilities to shift to new environmental conditions remains largely unknown [ 37].

Executive function (EF) was measured using the "Trail Making" test (Reitan, 1986), which measures 'set-shifting', or the ability to shift attention between one task to another.

Lopez's ability to shift from sex symbol to girl-next-door has defined her career and is intact tonight.

But Atabay has an ability to shift without warning from cynicism to sentiment and from cold calculation to airy romance.

In his stead, Sarah Huckabee Sanders has been showing off her ability to shift from one false account to another.