Sentence examples for by the sudden shift from inspiring English sources

Unnerved by the sudden shift but trusting in the former America's Cup racing yacht and its crew, I gripped the rails as we entered the towering swells just outside the Gate.

Speaking on the courthouse steps after the hearing, activists said they expected to lose this case but win in the supreme court, their optimism boosted by recent decisions that have gone in the administration's favour, such as marriage equality, and the potential for dramatic change symbolised by the sudden shift in attitudes towards the Confederate flag.

Chief executive Andi Case said: The multi-cyclical and volatile nature of our markets has once again been demonstrated by the sudden shift in oil and other commodity prices which, when coupled with the evolving economic environment, has given rise to a consequential change in the demand supply balance in many markets.

In the event of a product recall, your customers will likely be confused, and generally inconvenienced by the sudden shift.

Two previous studies, in which offspring of sympatric and non-sympatric Tropheus 'Kaiser' were bred in a standardized pond environment and compared with wild fish, revealed striking phenotypic plasticity induced by the sudden shift of several environmental parameters in the ponds.

To understand what this entails, let us first focus on the system at time t = 50 Here, the probability of all states containing 0-6 mofecules of P m will decrease once the signal is introduced, as would be expected by the sudden shift of P m to higher values in the deterministic setting.

More generally, understanding the progression of different states in the defense cascade will enable the therapist to make predictions (both in general and, in time, for each individual patient) and to help patients understand, and be less frightened and surprised by, the sudden shifts from one body state to another.

She learned from her mother about the sudden shift by Mr. Nelson's lawyers.

Many believe that the end of the Mayan calendar will be marked by a catastrophic event such as the sudden shift of the Earth's magnetic poles, or the solar maximum, a period of intense sunspot activity that will bombard Earth with dangerous radiation and wreak havoc on our electrical grid.

The sudden shift of attention by Mr. Kerry to an issue that has been simmering for weeks illustrates what has been a critical dynamic in this campaign from the start: Mr. Kerry's ability to invoke his combat experience to challenge President Bush on issues of national security.

The sudden shift in attitudes to Assad is astonishingly short-termist, even by the standards of modern foreign policy.