Sentence examples for constant reshuffling from inspiring English sources

Kaunda did not himself belong to any major ethnic group, but his continuation in power required constant reshuffling of colleagues in the party and the government to preclude the emergence of a rival.

At no point during this constant reshuffling did the unit ever receive a full allocation of equipment.

A geologist conducts readers through the dynamic past of the planet and its constant reshuffling of the habitable surface.

The whole layout will probably not be finished before the late sixties, partly for financial reasons & partly because the program has to be planned in stages, with a constant reshuffling of animals.

In a speech, Clegg accused the previous government of being driven by headlines, and added: "This government recognises that constant reshuffling of the ministerial deck... is not conducive to good government, and that we will aspire to greater stability in the way ministers are allowed to govern".

We are a nation of transplants, pulled this way and that by job opportunities or promising relationships, and that constant reshuffling of the population makes it harder for any local party or machine to maintain its hold on our loyalties from one election to the next.

And high office in America carries heavy burdens of probity and accountability.The prime minister, who is said to regard constant reshuffles as a mistake, has tried to keep disruption to a minimum, replacing Mr Fox with Philip Hammond, a safe pair of hands.

Tortorella's recent statements seem to betray a scattershot approach that resembles his constant shuffling and reshuffling of lines during games.

All this executive reshuffling at Merrill, and the constant drumbeat of bad news, has clients concerned about the firm's direction.

Another reshuffling necessarily occurs.

Reshuffling his cabinet also proved tricky.