Sentence examples for country shift from inspiring English sources

I'm young but I've already seen the country shift under me in the last 5 years, and for so many reasons I want the Tories out.

[W.W.F., endfossilfuelsubsidies.org] The Japanese government approves incentives for renewable energy that could lead to billions of dollars in investment to help the country shift from a reliance on nuclear power.

His deputy, William Ruto, is already in the dock in a separate but related case, the conduct of which may have persuaded some Kenyans that the ICC is not biased against Africans.Meanwhile, Kenya's diplomatic manoeuvres have seen the country shift from its usual pro-Western orbit towards China, which voted in favour of deferring the case.

Last Friday the Washington Post published a piece displaying the correlation between the Trump vote and white mortality rates, which is as close as a series of scatter plots have ever taken us to perfect poetry: as the demographics of the country shift, Trump's rise mirrors the death of the white American male, making its animating rage less an advent than a valedictory party.

Introduce mass transport services as operating in some cities (Lagos, Port Harcourt etc). in the country: shift road freight to rail and from small vehicles to large vehicles.

To reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, the government has to implement the following recommendations: Introduce mass transport services as operating in some cities (Lagos, Port Harcourt etc). in the country: shift road freight to rail and from small vehicles to large vehicles.

Ms. Snider added, "The mood of the country shifted too.

When ­Margaret Thatcher became prime minister in 1979, the political tenor of the country shifted radically.

It showed a country shifting its state institutions toward a more open society.

But one might have thought that with the country shifting to Labor nationally this time, Victoria might have contributed something.

The declaration, after six days of violent confrontation in the capital and around the country, shifted the political struggle to a new and murkier phase.