Sentence examples for conflicting shift from inspiring English sources

Given conflicting shift schedules -- one agent might have to report for duty at 4 a.m. for a shift of 12 to 14 hours, while a roommate might have to report at noon -- room-sharing might make for ill-rested agents in demanding jobs.

This well-recognised difficulty 18 may be a result of conflicting shift patterns 13 and/or significant geographical distance between mentor and mentee.

"Nowadays you can start conflicts, shift markets or have people burning down your embassies if you put a word out of place".

A strand of this literature uses ethnic groups as the unit of analysis, mostly through the "Minorities At Risk" (MAR) and Ethno-Power Relations (EPR) databases.29 Cohen (1997) finds that federalism is associated with less rebellion but more protest, perhaps indicative that with decentralization, conflicts shift from the center (where stakes are high) to the local level (where stakes are lower).

As the areas of conflict shift, Syrians are forced to continually move from place to place to escape the front lines of the civil war.

Organized military conflict shifted to the sea, with the Ottomans emerging for the first time as a major naval power.

Diplomatic efforts to end the conflict shifted from Cairo to New York, with a United Nations security council resolution drafted by Britain, France and Germany with US support.

The truncated visit also revealed the limitations of the observer mission, as the conflict shifted from frequently deadly confrontations between protesters and the government to clashes between armed groups and security forces.

But just as he's on the cusp of fulfilling the plan set forth in the opening pages, the central conflict shifts as abruptly as the bedrock along a California fault line.

President Harry Truman and other cold warriors pushed back; the '50s and '60s were dominated by the high-stakes diplomacy and covert overseas operations of the Soviet Union-United States conflict, shifting the balance of power back to the executive — until the aforementioned Nixon reaction.

As the Pacific conflict shifted further north, No. 9 OG's operational tasking lessened and it became colloquially known in the RAAF as the Non-Ops Groupp". Non-Ops Group