Sentence examples for effectively shift from inspiring English sources

Our border with France would effectively shift from Calais to Dover.

By turning the apparatus on, the researchers could effectively shift the earth's magnetic field by 90 degrees.

That would effectively shift the tax burden from the rich to the middle class and violate the stated goal of distribution neutrality.

If Swiss Re and other insurers do not make payments soon, the suit says, they will effectively "shift the cost of rebuilding" to New York City, New York State and the federal government.

Such no-bail restrictions, which effectively shift the burden of proof from prosecutors to the defense in determining whether a defendant should be locked up, are already in place for certain narcotics trafficking offenses and other charges.

Higher oil prices will effectively shift some money from the United States to the Middle East and elsewhere, and higher interest rates will make it more expensive for businesses and households to borrow.

But her character effectively shifted the balance of power in her favor when she confronted him for patronizing her.

Farming collectives would swap parcels of land in order to better manage crisscrossing canals, effectively shifting the administrative borders.

The proposed changes would have effectively shifted control of parish finances from the bishop and pastors to the congregations, heresy to the Roman Catholic hierarchy.

In 2003, a Liberal government passed election changes that effectively shifted the bulk of party financing to payments from the government, which are based on votes.

In recent months, the center of the American financial system has effectively shifted from New York toward Washington, as taxpayer funds keep many institutions in business.