Sentence examples for elected to shift from inspiring English sources
We want every SHIELD to be perfect, so we have elected to shift the launch date to July.
Federal defense spending cuts had Anders reassessing the industry, electing to shift operations to Tucson and Denver.
The team might also elect to shift either junior Tim Muller (25 ground balls and six caused turnovers) or sophomore Bryce Young (eight ground balls, three caused turnovers) from close defense to long-stick midfield.
Also, the results show that governments may elect to change the combinations of these design elements, introduce other ancillary policy instruments and regulatory mechanisms, and reshape the FiT schemes in order to accommodate significant shifts in public policies.
The other point is a political one: If President-elect Obama thinks he was elected to make a modest shift in policy direction, many others, including many of his supporters, are expecting aggressive moves across a broad array of issues.
Strom Thurmond, first elected to public office in 1946, successfully navigated the shifting currents of the electorate.
The weakening of those values will further increase the shift of power from the elected to the corporate.
We elected to study ERp57 and ERp72 as substrates in these experiments as both proteins produced the most discernible gel shifts between the oxidized and reduced species, which allowed for easy quantification and interpretation of the results.
Nixon elected to do neither.
1991 Elected to the Royal Academy.
