Sentence examples for event shifting from inspiring English sources

Indeed, ESPN voiced its interest to the U.S.T.A. about expanding its current cable deal, which would have meant another major sports event shifting mostly or entirely to cable.

However, the difference was statistically significant only between the groups receiving the combination drugs (5 (26%)) and placebo (0) for only one event (shifting to the operating room) (Table 3).

There may be a desire to downplay the severity of the injury (more injuries characterized in SOII as Surface Wounds or Bruises, injuries classified in WC as Amputations that were classified in SOII as Cuts, Lacerations, Avulsions, or some other injury) or, in characterizing the event, shifting blame on the worker to mitigate an employer's sense of culpability.

The sponsorship and administration of the event shifted, and Charleston, S.C., displaced Newport as the event's home port.

In the case of Southern whites, a particular event shifted party allegiance, namely the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as promoted and passed by President Lyndon Johnson.

SEOUL, South Korea — As hopeful singles at the speed dating event shifted from table to table introducing themselves, Park Chang-won, a 32-year-old firefighter, grew more and more morose.

After 15 years at the gloriously telegenic Loch Lomond Golf Club, the event shifted north to a links venue in 2011 with the promise of offering better preparation for the Open.

For some, a dramatic event shifts our thinking and change begins immediately.

On 27 March it slipped sweetly into gear, with four opening events shifting through language, image and drama.

Others in its history may have left more of a lasting mark on events, shifting the minds of statesmen, or promoting great national and international causes.

The evoked-induced power distinction is thus more properly considered as a continuum, with timing relationships to stimuli, responses or cognitive events shifting the balance between the two extremes.