Sentence examples for by shift from from inspiring English sources

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Cabrera helped the Tigers by shifting from first base to third to accommodate the free agent Prince Fielder.

And Emma Handy as the East End wife who, stalwart under an oppressive hat, signals intense disapproval simply by shifting from one ham to another.

Mr. Carter argues that by shifting from the third person in "Jean Santeuil" to first person, Proust was finally able to write "Remembrance".

By shifting from French accounting procedures to generally accepted accounting principles, Vivendi hopes to augment its corporate empire in the United States and attract American investors.

Jack F. Callahan, the company's chief financial officer, said consumers in the United States had reacted to high prices by shifting from brand names to private-label products.

It set the pace for Fairtrade to come by shifting from being offered as a choice, to becoming the norm, albeit a very special norm.

Behlen responded to this competition by shifting from exports to production in China, at a new plant that opened last year in Beijing.

In assessing how far it is from meeting its mandate, the Fed may be better served by shifting from unemployment to employment thresholds (for example, the employment/population ratio).

Here, even before the World Trade Center disaster, Ms. Lagomasino had been pushing clients to take a more conservative stance in United States equities by shifting from small caps to blue-chips.

The case has also spurred a non-legal debate, including in The New York Times, on whether the country would be better served by shifting from race to class in admissions as a way to achieve diversity on campus.