Sentence examples for capital shifted from inspiring English sources

Led by the Nobel-winning Chicago economist Gary Becker, human capital shifted the question of labor's productivity from the macro to the micro level.

While the owners of capital shifted most of the burden of achieving business success to the custodians, they did not share the rewards with them.

The large amount of capital shifted into oil and gas production during shocks—and the very small amount of labor that follows produces a net downward influence on employment, and thus effective demand.

Toward the end of the 9th century, soon after Jayavarman II's death, the Cambodian capital shifted to the northern shores of the Tonle Sap, near present-day Phumĭ Rôluŏs.

In the early decades of the Ming dynasty (1368 1644), Nanjing was the capital for the entire empire, and even after 1420, when the Ming capital shifted to Beijing, Nanjing remained as subcapital for South China.

"Everybody involved in this would have preferred a longer lead time," conceded Dr. Louis Uccellini, director of the National Center for Environmental Prediction, as the capital shifted to its preferred mode of post-mortem critique even before the snows ceased.

She was fierce in her day — one of the city's first female bus drivers, roaring through the nation's capital, shifting all those gears and pumping the clutch when so many believed a woman couldn't do such work.

As forces commanded by Slobodan Milosevic, who is nominally Yugoslavia's president but really just Serbia's boss, continued to shell villages thought to be inhabited by separatist guerrillas, the talk in western capitals shifted from containing the war to stopping it.

The story of early urban life in Egypt is a story of capitals shifting from one new city to the next.

But just as ARPA-E's grantees launched forward, private venture capital funding shifted away from capital-intensive, long-term enterprises in energy.

Mountains of capital shift and collide beneath our feet.